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IMO this is just as good as any other brand name. It's just cheaper since you aren't paying for marketing

Synthetic oil will usually cause more leaks than conventional. That being said, keeping fresh oil, at the correct level is more important than the brand or cost. We had a 2007 Chevrolet 1500 with 4.8 that hit 429,000 miles before being sold. I purchased it new and after 3 free dealership oil changes I only used O’Reilly’s store brand conventional at 4-4,500 miles.

Been using Pennzoil Ultra since new in my 2016 Corolla. For its 80k mile oil change I will switch to $21 ST Advance mainly for the lower price (PUP is now $35). I change my oil every 5,000 miles and thus far the it is still running like new. SuperTech has always had great reviews and since it's GF6 rated I don't see why not to make the switch.

If someone changes their oil every 20,000 miles that engine will not last long

My anxiety would start peaking around 10 or 12 k

car purrs like a kitten

As long as it says SN plus it’s great

I use Pennzoil Ultra Platinum for my truck, and Mobil 1 for the car, changed every 5000 miles. This super tech oil is highly underrated in my opinion. I believe with regular timely oil changes your engine will do just fine.

I'd run this 15k

It is very good oil! The best part is it's cheaper than the big name brands!!!

The best oil is clean oil.

If you're going to run a high mileage oil, make sure you run high mileage oil filter, because it's the filter that will break down and get in your system long before your oil ever goes bad

I DRIVE FOR UBER I PUT 20K MILE MOBIL 1 OIL + 20K FRAM OIL FILTER CHANGE OIL TWICE A YEAR I PUT AROUND 40K TO 50K MILES A YEAR IT'S BEEN 4 YEARS SINCE DOING THIS NO PROBLEMS WITH ENGINE DON'T BE PUSSIES IT'S FINE IT WILL GO 20K MILES WITH 20K OIL FILTER

The Super Tech full synthetic 05-30 was tested against Redline synthetic and it was so close it basically was a tie... The Super Tech advanced is an even better oil so for $19.00 for a 5 quart jug in my eyes its the best price to performance oil on the market. I was a Mobile One synthetic user but not anymore as Super Tech beat it during testing outright!!!

Burn this and you can push OCI to 20,000 with a good FRAM filter.

I use it in my Cadillac Escalade

This is good budget friendly oil that we use on our vehicles with not prob. Even on me mum's 17 equinox especially the fact that she constantly neglects her oil change intervals

Thanks for sharing. I used that oil for my 06 Acura RL since it came out don’t remember when, but it works very well for me.

20k and 10k oil are the same. You pay extra for the 20k to cover Walmart’s liability insurance if they get any suits for failed engines.

I just dosed my Honda 2000Watt generator with Super Tech full synthetic 10w30. I got the latest ILSAC GF-6a version (also rated API SP). Awesome stuff, and genny runs noticeably quieter. Anyone looking oil for their nice Japanese engine should be getting the latest SP standard oil.

Probably has some group 5 base oils which is what slowed the leak down. Yes 20k is over ambitious IMO.

Super Tech Synthetic is MOBIL1 🇺🇸 in disguise..thank you Walmart for selling it so cheap..👍

The Honda accord will do great with 7-8k oil changes. Anything less than 5k miles and u are 100% wasting money. Actually 10k intervals would really be safe for all cars. My brother never goes less than 10k on oil chsnges and he has neary 300k on it. I personally like 5k but will sometimes push it to 7k. We still have one of our honda accords, its a 2000 year model and it usually is run with almost no oil, due to a leak and it has 250k and runs like new and God only knows what has been put in it.

I mainly use Castrol full synthetic for my 2013 Honda Civic but have used SuperTech on it (when they're out of Castrol) a few times and can say I experienced no difference between the two. Same results, lower price. You gotta like that!

It is good stuff. Only issue is it might be the exact same as the 10k version they sell. Same add pack, maybe different base oils but the dexos numbers are the same.

Super tech is the best plus price are great.

Have used this Supertech full synthetic in my Camry, Chrysler v6 Crossfire, my Honda V65 V4 cycle. my wife's V45 cycle, the pressure washer, Toro lawnmower, and Generahouse generator and it alwaysperforms perfectly at about $3.00 a quart cheaper. Have run it 10,000 miles in the Camry, (with a high end filter) and it still looks pretty good at the 10K mileage oil change. Have never had a wear problem on anything. Warren Oil Company has been in business for like forever. You don't stay in business very long if you manufacture crappy lubricants.

I would argue that you're wasting your money changing oil at only 4000 miles. With conventional oils the old 3000 mile oil change interval has been shown to be sooner than necessary and wasteful. With a synthetic oil you can go even longer to a point where 8,000 to 10,000 mi would be reasonable.

Walmart is not an oil company. They buy in bulk at a discount, from a company that bottles oil. The old full Synthetic from Warren distribution was basically MAG 1 oil. The new one is likely Castrol 20000 mi oil. Castro has its North American headquarters in Bentonville Arizona. The spec and wording match up on the labels.

No pikingles

I use the super tech in my Wife’s 2007 Toyota RAV4 V6 with 160K. The oil is not dirty after the oil change light comes on at 5K.

What is this bullshit about changing oil so often? My '65 Volvo called for changing every year or 6K miles, volvos were known at that time to run way past 100k miles without opening the engine. MayB that the Volvo had more oil in the crankcase of a 1.8 liter engine than Chevy had in their V8? OK if your engine has a 3 qt. sump and a teacup filter but then why did you buy it? The oil is better as is the filter so a change interval of annually or 10 to 12k miles should not be an issue. I believe that Consumer Reports did a test on NYC taxicabs some years back and found that oil after 8k miles wasn't all that bad and this is probably the worst thing you can do to a car (aside from an Alaskan winter).

If you're going to review oil performance do a used oil analysis. There's so many factors on engines that there's no way I'm running any oil or filter to ridiculous mileage just because it's printed on the label.

Yes, it's still made by WPP, but for some reason (maybe at WM's request), the WPP logo at the bottom of the bottle was removed. But if you reverse the Dexos license number shown on the label, it still comes back to Warren Performance Products. I spoke to the applications engineer at WPP before he retired last year and he stated that WPP has the contract for the whole country now. Previously it was split between Exxon-Mobil for the western part of the US and WPP for the east. It's now all WPP according to him. As others have said and you've found out, it's very good oil. Like anything, if you use the right oil in the right application and change it when you should, using a good quality filter, that is much more important than throwing high dollar product at an application. I use the ST in everything I own from small engines to my every day vehicles. It's fine oil. WPP has been around since about 1922 and is a major marketer/blender for many house brands out there. This is an older video, but if you freeze it, you'll see all the brands that they package for: (6) Introduction to Warren Distribution - TH-cam

I've started using ST all mileage synthetic blend since my last oil change. No problems with it so far! 5,000 mile changes.

I will no longer set foot in Walmart. They only sell Chinese junk and are anti-american. Glad their oil is working for you. Thanks for the vid.

Best test I have seen done on synthetic oil was done by Project Farm. It's worth checking the last round of his testing (championship round), because it has the summary of all of them. Super Tech, Amazon Basics, and Kirkland are basically the same oil, & the Project Farm guy uses these products in his own vehicles. I used a good quality oil filter with Super Tech Full Synthetic oil, & I change them out every 5,000 miles. For decades, I use cheap filters with conventional Super Tech oil changed every 3,000 miles without issue. Some of the new 0W-20 engine requirements make you go with a full synthetic oil. So I go a little longer between oil changes and use a better oil filter now. The two maintenance schedules for one of my vehicles is 3,750 miles or 7,500 miles, & I split that difference. My other vehicle doesn't get used much, & I just change the oil/filter once a year regardless of the low mileage put on it. After checking out Project Farm's extensive testing, I see no reason to pay extra for synthetic oil. Super Tech Full Synthetic is cheaper than many conventional oils.

It’s made by warren oil company, that’s been around for like 90 years. I seen testing against other synthetic oils and it did just as well as the high priced products.

Just make sure you change that timing belt

I just bought 5 courts for a few extra dollars why not?

I've been using the ST high mileage synthetic and I think it's great. I'm sure this new stuff is great too, but I don't think I could ever go 20,000 miles without changing my oil. And when I looked at the new 20k filter it looked just like their regular filter, just a different color paint. So idk. I'm sure it's good stuff, but imo 20k is too long for any oil.

Run amsoil..

Just picked up one of these. Cost like a dollar more so I wonder if there is a difference in quality over high mileage. Be cool if someone did a lab test

Yes, both the "High mileage" and the "Advanced" have seal conditioners. Just bought some "Advanced", I'll run it with a WIX filter for 5000 miles.

Just use the 5W 30 in my 06 Prius I’m scared I think somethings not right….

Just got 5 qts of that stuff.

Been using it in my 07 chevy. Happy so far. 10w30 when i can find it. Don't think they make 10w40😢. Synthetic is great but always get the best filter you can find. Filtration is key.

I change my st full syn every 5k no problems Full syn should handle 5k intervals

Meanwhile in Canada, we only have conventional and full synthetic SuperTech oil. No high mileage conventional/synthetic and no SuperTech oil filters as well. At least we have 0w20 available since a few months. Very good deal at 17.47$ CAD for 5 liters jug of full synthetic.

Just put this in my gmc sierra in 10w30....so far so good.