21 4Runner, and 13 RDX, change every 3K-4K miles with SuperTech Full Synthetic 0w20 with OEM oil filters. 4Runner change oil filter every other oil change as suggested by VIKINGS GARRAGE TH-cam channel!
No doubt about that. I use to only buy Mobil 1 but quickly realized that I was throwing money away. Super tech works fine. It’s more important to change your oil regularly than brand name
The cap on the Mobil 1 side came off a split second sooner than the Super Tech side. I've used Super Tech full synthetic oil since it came out back in 2000. Almost 23 years of trouble free miles on 7 vehicles and not a single oil related issue and a lot of money saved over Mobil 1.
Same here ! Considering the price difference , it’s like getting a free Mobil 1 oil filter. And at a 5,000 mile oil change interval, you’ll never see any issues.
219,000 miles on 2000 Ford Econoline cargo van 5.4L. I bought it new and never used any oil other than Walmart Supertech. Doesn't burn, use, or leak oil. Motor is still strong and runs smooth and I haven't changed anything on the motor (except air filter). Not even a spark plug. Supertech works for my vehicle.
Been using Supertech for a long time and never had a problem. Only one time have I seen Valvoline full synthetic cheaper than Supertech have I used something else. It's good stuff.
I drive my truck 80 miles a day for work so i do oil changes every month or so. Been using the supertech oil for over 50k miles and everything is still working good.
@kosmosleha Never. Bought it new in 2002. Was all highway miles @ 156 miles a day commute. timing belt @ 190k and new clutch @ 276K . Wish I never would have traded on new car.
0:32 you cut the video. I ran it at .25x speed and you either messed up this test or rigged it. The Mobil 1 started lower than the Supertech. You should have redone the test if you screwed it up dude.
I don't know.., others will claim AMAZON Basics is just as good if not better. I personally would suggest Castrol GTX MAGNATEC if people are in a budget, only about a dollar more - DEXOS Full Synthetic.
Great, I'm sure they're all good oils, specially the MAG1 which I heard it has like an extra additive for extra wear protection. But Mobil1 Performance is just LEGENDARY, I'm still betting on it for overall engine protection.
johnny Macon I just bought this today I have a 2001 Honda Accord with 202,000 miles on it. I’m doing the oil change tommrow I saw relief when I saw your post because I never tried this oil before thanks
This is the second video of yours I've seen where you have compared super tech full synthetic with Mobil 1 full synthetic annual protection which has a much stronger additive package than basic Mobil 1 full synthetic. If you're going to do these tests, then compare competing oils. The super tech is designed to be changed every 10,000 miles The annual protection is designed to be changed every 20,000 miles I'm actually starting to get a little bit suspicious of your intention here, as I cannot imagine how someone who goes to this much trouble to test oils would not understand this.
So, that means that the Mobil 1 should have done much better than the Supertech and it didn’t. Based on this test, Supertech appears to be a great oil.
@@bobell68 not necessarily. I'm not watching the video again and it was too long ago for me to remember if these oils were tested for longevity, but the point is relevant that you are comparing two different oils for two different purposes. I personally use super tech, but have used both, so if you think there is some bias here on my part, stop. I know if you're American you will find this concept completely foreign, but you don't have to pick a side to realize the comparison isn't even.
Doesn't Mobile 1 come in different formulas. I mean if there is a lower prices Mobil 1 that fits between the cost of Super Tech and Mobil 1 Annual Protection, it would have been better to include it in thic comparison. Mobil 1 Extended Performance which is less expensive than Mobil 1Annual Protection should have been included in this test to see how Supertech would fair against it.
Knowing that one of the most stressful moments of an engine is cold starting I think that if you live in a cold climate Mobil 1 would be a much better pick.
Mobil 1 is definitely better for winter up here in Canada. The rest of the year though, Super Tech is just fine. The Golden Rule is that clean oil reigns Supreme. I'd take two oil changes of Super Tech, over one oil change of Mobil 1.
I have used both mobile 1 and supertech full synthetic oil in my 2005 corolla. I changed them at 10,000 miles, and noticed by 5,000 miles super tech was dirty and dark where mobile 1 was almost like new. If most nascar, formula 1, and Indycar teams use mobile 1, then it's good for my car IMO.
You do know that the engines in those spots are completely overhauled after every race? So that endorsement doesn't really mean much for a daily driver engine.
That's because the Super Tech is doing a better job at cleaning deposits out of the engine than the Mobil 1 is. The Mobil oil they use in racing is not the same as the consumer grade oil. I'm not trying to sway your choice, just pointing out the facts.
It may not be the best oil out there but I think its the best oil out there for the money. I had always run Motorcraft 5w20 Blend oil in my Fords until I saw the new Walmart full synthetic high mileage oil test results. I think this oil is today what the Motorcraft oil was when it came out way back when. One of my Fords has 298K miles on it and it does use a little oil in between changes, now it uses way less on the Walmart oil and its cheaper than Motorcraft. The oil technology has come a long way in the past 20 years. It is great that this oil is very affordable and readily available. Good Test!
I agree the best for the money but I would also add that looking at many tests, if it is inferior to Mobile 1 or Red Line etc it's not by much. And it is FAR better than any conventional oil today as well as any oil from the past as oils have vastly improved. Most any motor can last up to 200K plus but it's the nickel and dime stuff that often causes people to ditch their cars. Engines for the most part are very reliable especially when using todays modern oils and filters.
Does Mobil 1 really win though? A single data point for each doesn't account for other factors, like variation in your bearings etc. Most likely if you did the sampling in triplicate (minimally) you'd find no statistical difference...especially with a difference that small. You don't know the variation from test to test within the same oil, so you cannot say with any certainty from your single data point test which oil actually wins. You'd also have to include more than one source of the same oil too to properly quantify that.
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Mobil 1, Royal Purple, Amsoil, Quaker State, Valvoline and Amazon Basic. Popular in North América but non American brands are Castrol Edge, Shell, Liqui Moly and Motul. HOPE THIS INFO HELPS.
Pennzoil Castrol Valvoline mobil1 are probably the most popular brand names in the US and pocket friendly Amsoil Royal Purple Redline Liquid Moly are great oils but expensive but it’s mainly a preference any of these oils will work fine as long as you change the oil on time conventional oil 3/4000 miles synthetic 6/8000 miles also think of your driving habits
Super tech is a Walmart brand oil a lot cheaper than the big name brands $4 a quart $13 to $16 a 5 quart jug but this oil holds it’s own with the big name brands
I've been using Castrol edge 5w30 in our Ford V10, for about 8yrs, it's getting very pricey, going to try super tech advanced, we'll see what happens, we change oil every 3.000 miles or before that.
Super tech isn’t the best this video should be called how great is super tech compared to Mobil 1 I’m wondering self because my car consumes oil about a quart a week and looking for a cheap alternative for adding oil is super tech actually decent oil?
Would’ve been a cool test if you would have done several runs, switching back and forth, trading testing mechanisms. In the cold weather viscosity test, the Mobil1 visibly jumped the gun, and several factors could change each time you’d test the bearing wear machine. Multiple runs would give more accurate results.
I buy whatever full synthetic is on sale, it's mostly Supertech, but Havoline full synthetic from Walmart online had 6 qts for $19 when ST wasn't on sale.
Going to change my 2015 chevy impala vvt DI, this weekend with wallmart(supertech) 5w-30 and a puralator boss oil, filter!! This weekend, ty for the video. im replacing it with the castrol edge titatium 5w-30 full sythetic oil, with only 2,400 miles ran on that oil. the car itself has 44,00 miles. was thinking of doing a DGI CLEAN OUT , with the intake cleaner, but i might just drop the oil, instead...what are your thoughts there, Nate, my good friend??
In the future please do a video on who makes the best 15w40 heavy duty disel oil delo 400 rotela or delvec thers a lot out ther but delo claims they have the best ???
I have a cruze gen 2 and I believe using mobile one is worth paying the extra vs replacing the dreaded pistons issues I have used super tech on previous vehicles and never had a problem Bare in mind that my cruze is tuned and has a turbo those things love clean superior oil.
@@donnievick3076 “You said it, keep it clean and watch your oil level in higher mileage vehicles. Pull that oil dipstick. Always checking the your oil level and she’ll run forever...”
I wouldn't put synthetic oil in and see if it leaks after driving about 1000 miles. The problem with putting in synthetic oil after using conventional oil for so many miles on a car or truck is this, synthetic oil is more uniform in molecules than conventional and flows better. It might slip through cracks easier than conventional oil, so your vehicle might start leaking oil. If it does, go back to conventional oil. DO NOT PUT A THICKER. SYNTHETIC OIL. USE THE OIL GRADE THAT THE VEHICLE OIL CAP SAYS TO USE. IF IT SAYS 5W30, USE IT. DON'T USE 5W40 OR 10W 40.
Hey, could you test Mobil 1 synthetic 0w-20 versus the new Mobil 1 synthetic 0w-16 motor oils? Would be curious to see how much thinner the 0w-16 is and how it compares to the tested and proven 0w-20 stuff.
I’m no master technician, but 5000miles?? And 10000MILES interval to change oil?? DUUUDDDE no effin way Idk if they say this so they can win a contest on how cheap it is to maintenance a car?? Or is this a ploy to better enforce planned obsolescence?? (I’m open minded) if the 10k oil change is a legit thing can a real master tech / oil lab technician please tell me HOW?? I change the oil on my scion XD (essentially a 1.8lt Corolla) every 3-4thousand miles ,depending on how dirty it is
I am currently running Super Tech full synthetic in my truck. Holds up well. I had it tested at 4500 miles. I am now changing oil every 7500 miles. No issues whatsoever.
I knew Mobil 1 ANNUAL PROTECTION was going to demolish SUPER TECH in every test, that's their TOP Oil. Going against AMSOIL's Signature Series should be an interesting comparison.
Yeah, I still rather have Mobil 1 in my vehicle at any given time for added peace of mind. I mean just the pour test shows how much faster Mobil 1 is to protect. Unfortunately most engine wear happens during cold starts (about 75% of it, I believe) according to studies.
The cold pour test don’t tell you much of anything. If it’s the same oil weight it shouldn’t matter and should be the same. Or worse off it’s diluted oil
ACDelco 0w20 Dexos vs Motul 0w20, this is the most debated thing in my country for newer cars, saying Motul is better becuase it is more reputable brand. I want you to atleast make an ACDelco one.
In this case mobile 1 wins on start-up of an engine but the question is what's the film strength test when the oil worms up at running temperature hmmm ?? I'm curious it's a different story I bet
Well i use a temperature gun and the bearing becomes hotter than the oil operating temperature i couldn't believe it. Ill show in videos if you would like.
Then explain how in 22 years of using it in everything I own with an engine (including the lawnmower) that I have ran hundreds of thousands of miles in 7 vehicles with no oil related issues? You're talking out of your ass thinking that just because something costs more, that magically makes it better than something that costs less. I'll put my 22 years of experience and cash saved up against your bottomless pockets any day of the week.
@@j.t.cooper2963 sounds like you’ve found the golden secret and unlocked the mystery of motor oil quality between brands. Your lawnmower must really be something to run for 20 years 😂😂
Guys, you have to take these online tests with a grain of salt any test can be rigged. That said assuming this is a honest test looks to be very close, as expected. I use Wallmart synthetic yes to save money and I change every 3000 miles, not 5000 or 7500. Also, Wallmart brands are made by national brands and they must meet the same industry standards, and Wallmart full synthetic is certainly better than any conventional oil.
I liked there oil, but being as they changed the spot it does not fit in my valve cover. Don't know WHY they had to do that. Not every vehicle has a Huge ass Hole to fill the oil.. !
I have a weird question, FOR YEARS I’ve been doing this experiment!! (Not nearly as exact/precise as these test 😛) Test done on 4-5diff (88-91) civic Crx D15 All with 175k~250k on the engine Test ALSO done on 3diff First gen Toyota/Scion xB ?1zz? it’s the gutless 1.5liter These all had 100k+ miles I almost always run supertech 10-30 synthetic & it’s does great ,not much oil usage (unless it’s my Honda with 290kmiles) OK HERES THE WEIRD part that I simply do NOT understand Maybe once a year I’ll use mobil1 synthetic & I HAVE NO CLUE as to why but when I’ve gone approx 800-1000miles I’ll have used about ½ sometimes even ¾ of a quart Mind you these test subjects don’t smoke , don’t leak *much … so I don’t understand 🤷 My thinking is bi-polar 😂 Half of me thinks “we’ll.. ok… 10-30 viscosity is …. Well….. 10fricken30!! ,it makes no sense that mobile should (I’m guessing) slip passed the rings anymore than supertech” The other ½ of me thinks “Ok ok.. I get it the mobile one is more sophisticated & they designed it to get in small tight tolerances that Walmart oil can’t reach & maaayyybee my missing oil is slipping passed the rings?? 🤷 I can be the only dude to recognize this …. I KNOW this happens , I’d just like to understand WHY!! **side note** I’ll still run mobil1 I just keep a closer eye on it & ohhhhhh one time I tried Mobil1 5w-20 CrX with 200k miles & 🤯 wow … it poured like water The valves sounded like rods knocking in a small block L😀L luckily I was juuuuust low enough to add approx ⅓bottle if Lucas & that brought the viscosity up enough to quite the valve train** Sorry to be long winded , please help me understand why my lil jappers will USE mobil1 & not superTech 👋Thanks guys✌️
I believe everything this poster put up he is so smart what would i do without this information mobile on all the way put it in today lets go to the store and buy some mobile one lets tell the shop mobile one only please i believe in Jesus and puppy dogs cats lie
Waste of money on that oil especially if you have an older engine that doesn't require synthetic oil if the cars manual says use it thats fine use it otherwise it's a waste of money been using super tech conv in my older cars no problems at all I used synthetic once in them and I drained it back out due to the flow rate of synthetic I heard every lifter chatter.
@Brian you're not supposed to go from conventional to synthetic like that especially in older vehicles. I'm sure that's why you hears every lifter chatter
What do you think is Mobil1 worth it?
Both seem really good. I think Mobile1 doesn't worth it.
Thanks for sharing and what viscosity should we use for the next tournament.
My money still on Mobil 1.
Mobil 1 EP 0w-20 is worth it especially with the current $12 rebate and $5 discount coupon at Walmart.
Nope
We get too caught up in name brands.Supertech works fine.Just change your oil at the recommended intervals.Keep it clean
Facts it call marketing
U couldn’t have said it any better !! Supertech works perfect..
I've been using Super Tech for years on all my vehicles. Several have over 200k miles. Never had any problems. Nice Pink Floyd music in this video;
21 4Runner, and 13 RDX, change every 3K-4K miles with SuperTech Full Synthetic 0w20 with OEM oil filters. 4Runner change oil filter every other oil change as suggested by VIKINGS GARRAGE TH-cam channel!
No doubt about that. I use to only buy Mobil 1 but quickly realized that I was throwing money away. Super tech works fine. It’s more important to change your oil regularly than brand name
The cap on the Mobil 1 side came off a split second sooner than the Super Tech side. I've used Super Tech full synthetic oil since it came out back in 2000. Almost 23 years of trouble free miles on 7 vehicles and not a single oil related issue and a lot of money saved over Mobil 1.
Same here !
Considering the price difference , it’s like getting a free Mobil 1 oil filter.
And at a 5,000 mile oil change interval, you’ll never see any issues.
And ALWAYS remember, clean oil is the best oil. Take care of your car and it'll take care of you.
la seul réponse logique ,,,changer vos huile plus souvent les long life ca n existe pas
It's THAT simple.And as long as the API seal of approval in on the bottle.
219,000 miles on 2000 Ford Econoline cargo van 5.4L. I bought it new and never used any oil other than Walmart Supertech. Doesn't burn, use, or leak oil. Motor is still strong and runs smooth and I haven't changed anything on the motor (except air filter). Not even a spark plug. Supertech works for my vehicle.
Why wouldnt you change your spark plugs? Plugs ant designed to go over 200,000 miles.
@@jamesjamison9880 , Neither are the the wires, belts, thermostat, etc. But they can and did.
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You should probably be doing more maintenance, but hey, you do you.
How often did you get git that oil and oil filter changed sir? Did you use the truck on highway use mainly or stop and go city driving?
I have a 2010 Honda Accord with over 270k miles. I use Super tech and get my oil changed every 3k miles. Runs great. Don't know why; but it works.
Been using Supertech for a long time and never had a problem. Only one time have I seen Valvoline full synthetic cheaper than Supertech have I used something else. It's good stuff.
You can use either and will not have a problem. Just change it on time, and your golden.
Mobil shows too have a little more additivies than Super Tech. Both have the same API rating so they are both good oils for the work intended..
I drive my truck 80 miles a day for work so i do oil changes every month or so. Been using the supertech oil for over 50k miles and everything is still working good.
U change your oil every 1600 to 2000 miles seems your wasting money
I use Super Tech on all 6 vehicles without any problems at all. Oil change interval ~3k miles
Both of these oils are from Warren, and most likely exactly the same oil!
Mobil 1 is produced by ExxonMobil. Supertech is made by Warren Oil. Two different companies.
Who told you Warren produced Mobil 1.
As long as you change your oils regularly there shouldn’t be a problem with super tech.
The co-pour test was flawed because the Mobil 1 cap came off first.
0:34
I'm impressed by the supertech
again... change often. 339K miles on the Civic and I've used nothing but Autozone or Walmart house brand
@kosmosleha Never. Bought it new in 2002. Was all highway miles @ 156 miles a day commute. timing belt @ 190k and new clutch @ 276K . Wish I never would have traded on new car.
What is a year and engine of your car?
0:32 you cut the video. I ran it at .25x speed and you either messed up this test or rigged it. The Mobil 1 started lower than the Supertech. You should have redone the test if you screwed it up dude.
change your oil every 5k and your good to go
Just about 300k miles in my VW Jetta 2.5 and I only use SuperTech every 5k miles 💪
Super tech always the best bang for your buck!
I don't know.., others will claim AMAZON Basics is just as good if not better. I personally would suggest Castrol GTX MAGNATEC if people are in a budget, only about a dollar more - DEXOS Full Synthetic.
Great, I'm sure they're all good oils, specially the MAG1 which I heard it has like an extra additive for extra wear protection. But Mobil1 Performance is just LEGENDARY, I'm still betting on it for overall engine protection.
johnny Macon I just bought this today I have a 2001 Honda Accord with 202,000 miles on it. I’m doing the oil change tommrow I saw relief when I saw your post because I never tried this oil before thanks
Eric Bonewicz I’ve used magnatech on my Honda’s. It’s a good oil. And a lot of the times it’s on sale
This is the second video of yours I've seen where you have compared super tech full synthetic with Mobil 1 full synthetic annual protection which has a much stronger additive package than basic Mobil 1 full synthetic.
If you're going to do these tests, then compare competing oils.
The super tech is designed to be changed every 10,000 miles
The annual protection is designed to be changed every 20,000 miles
I'm actually starting to get a little bit suspicious of your intention here, as I cannot imagine how someone who goes to this much trouble to test oils would not understand this.
So, that means that the Mobil 1 should have done much better than the Supertech and it didn’t. Based on this test, Supertech appears to be a great oil.
@@bobell68 not necessarily.
I'm not watching the video again and it was too long ago for me to remember if these oils were tested for longevity, but the point is relevant that you are comparing two different oils for two different purposes.
I personally use super tech, but have used both, so if you think there is some bias here on my part, stop.
I know if you're American you will find this concept completely foreign, but you don't have to pick a side to realize the comparison isn't even.
@@deejayimm wait…. What’s with the American part of your comment ???
@@PawnshopmikeATL Americans are polarized beyond the point of rational thought.
Doesn't Mobile 1 come in different formulas. I mean if there is a lower prices Mobil 1 that fits between the cost of Super Tech and Mobil 1 Annual Protection, it would have been better to include it in thic comparison.
Mobil 1 Extended Performance which is less expensive than Mobil 1Annual Protection should have been included in this test to see how Supertech would fair against it.
They put Mobil 1 when I get an oil change but I add in supertech between oild changes because mr.alero burns a bit if I floor it hehe
Knowing that one of the most stressful moments of an engine is cold starting I think that if you live in a cold climate Mobil 1 would be a much better pick.
True, but that was pretty darn close.
Mobil 1 is definitely better for winter up here in Canada. The rest of the year though, Super Tech is just fine. The Golden Rule is that clean oil reigns Supreme. I'd take two oil changes of Super Tech, over one oil change of Mobil 1.
I have a block heater for that.
@@Buttonstasticayep, I couldn’t have said it any better myself. Oil is relatively cheap…engines are expensive.
I have used both mobile 1 and supertech full synthetic oil in my 2005 corolla. I changed them at 10,000 miles, and noticed by 5,000 miles super tech was dirty and dark where mobile 1 was almost like new. If most nascar, formula 1, and Indycar teams use mobile 1, then it's good for my car IMO.
You do know that the engines in those spots are completely overhauled after every race? So that endorsement doesn't really mean much for a daily driver engine.
@@Snakesht172 just my personal observations between the two brands.
That's because the Super Tech is doing a better job at cleaning deposits out of the engine than the Mobil 1 is. The Mobil oil they use in racing is not the same as the consumer grade oil. I'm not trying to sway your choice, just pointing out the facts.
@@j.t.cooper2963 honestly I would trust my engine with both as long as it is full synthetic
@@leww844 I agree, but I like saving cash too.
Supertech is the best brand
It may not be the best oil out there but I think its the best oil out there for the money.
I had always run Motorcraft 5w20 Blend oil in my Fords until I saw the new Walmart full synthetic high mileage oil test results. I think this oil is today what the Motorcraft oil was when it came out way back when. One of my Fords has 298K miles on it and it does use a little oil in between changes, now it uses way less on the Walmart oil and its cheaper than Motorcraft. The oil technology has come a long way in the past 20 years. It is great that this oil is very affordable and readily available. Good Test!
I agree the best for the money but I would also add that looking at many tests, if it is inferior to Mobile 1 or Red Line etc it's not by much. And it is FAR better than any conventional oil today as well as any oil from the past as oils have vastly improved. Most any motor can last up to 200K plus but it's the nickel and dime stuff that often causes people to ditch their cars. Engines for the most part are very reliable especially when using todays modern oils and filters.
Going to try it on our Ford V10, Castrol getting pricey.
Does Mobil 1 really win though? A single data point for each doesn't account for other factors, like variation in your bearings etc. Most likely if you did the sampling in triplicate (minimally) you'd find no statistical difference...especially with a difference that small. You don't know the variation from test to test within the same oil, so you cannot say with any certainty from your single data point test which oil actually wins. You'd also have to include more than one source of the same oil too to properly quantify that.
You should try Castrol European Formula 0W-40 vs Mobil 1 European Formula 0W-40.
Thanks for the votes on a viscosity.
Add Valvoline 0w40 as well.
@@TranslatedAssumption I've only seen Valvoline 5W-40 European Formula here in the USA. I know Valvoline makes a 0W-40 bit in other countries.
I would say give Rotella T6 5w40 full synthetic a try among the competition 👍👍
Hello from Russia. I subscribed to your channel and always like new videos. )). great content. Tell me please - What are the most popular engine oils in the USA? I want to review and test motor oils that are popular in America.
Thank you so much
Mobil 1, Royal Purple, Amsoil, Quaker State, Valvoline and Amazon Basic. Popular in North América but non American brands are Castrol Edge, Shell, Liqui Moly and Motul.
HOPE THIS INFO HELPS.
@@robertogomez8100Thank you. it helped me very well.
Let’s not forget penzoil platinum full synthetic
Pennzoil Castrol Valvoline mobil1 are probably the most popular brand names in the US and pocket friendly Amsoil Royal Purple Redline Liquid Moly are great oils but expensive but it’s mainly a preference any of these oils will work fine as long as you change the oil on time conventional oil 3/4000 miles synthetic 6/8000 miles also think of your driving habits
Super tech is a Walmart brand oil a lot cheaper than the big name brands $4 a quart $13 to $16 a 5 quart jug but this oil holds it’s own with the big name brands
I’ve always used Super Tech oil and it’s worked create for me
I've been using Castrol edge 5w30 in our Ford V10, for about 8yrs, it's getting very pricey, going to try super tech advanced, we'll see what happens, we change oil every 3.000 miles or before that.
Super tech isn’t the best this video should be called how great is super tech compared to Mobil 1 I’m wondering self because my car consumes oil about a quart a week and looking for a cheap alternative for adding oil is super tech actually decent oil?
Would’ve been a cool test if you would have done several runs, switching back and forth, trading testing mechanisms.
In the cold weather viscosity test, the Mobil1 visibly jumped the gun, and several factors could change each time you’d test the bearing wear machine. Multiple runs would give more accurate results.
Super tech synthetic is best for the $$$👍
Great oil absolutely what viscosity should be for the next tournament
NATES INTERACTIVE AUTO 0w20 please!
I use Super Tech 0w20 hi mileage full synthetic in my Odyssey. I would like to see a if there is a difference between hi mileage vs. regular.
Now 3 gallons of oil from super tech for around $33
Any oil is good, it’s the filter you have to worry about. Always make sure to get the oem one for your engine
I buy whatever full synthetic is on sale, it's mostly Supertech, but Havoline full synthetic from Walmart online had 6 qts for $19 when ST wasn't on sale.
Going to change my 2015 chevy impala vvt DI, this weekend with wallmart(supertech) 5w-30 and a puralator boss oil, filter!! This weekend, ty for the video.
im replacing it with the castrol edge titatium 5w-30 full sythetic oil, with only 2,400 miles ran on that oil.
the car itself has 44,00 miles. was thinking of doing a DGI CLEAN OUT , with the intake cleaner, but i might just drop the oil, instead...what are your thoughts there, Nate, my good friend??
Oil still looking clean?
In the future please do a video on who makes the best 15w40 heavy duty disel oil delo 400 rotela or delvec thers a lot out ther but delo claims they have the best ???
Thanks for the ideas im soon to start the higher viscosity oils.
5 qt synthetic is only 1 dollar more than conventional... Why is that? Should I switch my 93 oldsmobile to synthetic because it is the same price?
I have a cruze gen 2 and I believe using mobile one is worth paying the extra vs replacing the dreaded pistons issues
I have used super tech on previous vehicles and never had a problem
Bare in mind that my cruze is tuned and has a turbo those things love clean superior oil.
Always used SuperTech in my 4 Ford F150 over the last 40 years..zero problems
What about longevity of the oil
Very true any suggestions?
if you change it twice a year, you'l have no issues.
@@donnievick3076 “You said it, keep it clean and watch your oil level in higher mileage vehicles. Pull that oil dipstick.
Always checking the your oil level and she’ll run forever...”
I just purchased a 2009 Civic 1.8L with 153k. Previous owner being using conventional oil. Is it ok to switch over to full synthetic super tech oil?
I wouldn't put synthetic oil in and see if it leaks after driving about 1000 miles. The problem with putting in synthetic oil after using conventional oil for so many miles on a car or truck is this, synthetic oil is more uniform in molecules than conventional and flows better. It might slip through cracks easier than conventional oil, so your vehicle might start leaking oil. If it does, go back to conventional oil. DO NOT PUT A THICKER. SYNTHETIC OIL. USE THE OIL GRADE THAT THE VEHICLE OIL CAP SAYS TO USE. IF IT SAYS 5W30, USE IT. DON'T USE 5W40 OR 10W 40.
Hey, could you test Mobil 1 synthetic 0w-20 versus the new Mobil 1 synthetic 0w-16 motor oils? Would be curious to see how much thinner the 0w-16 is and how it compares to the tested and proven 0w-20 stuff.
Great ideas thanks
I’m no master technician, but 5000miles?? And 10000MILES interval to change oil??
DUUUDDDE no effin way
Idk if they say this so they can win a contest on how cheap it is to maintenance a car??
Or is this a ploy to better enforce planned obsolescence??
(I’m open minded) if the 10k oil change is a legit thing can a real master tech / oil lab technician please tell me HOW??
I change the oil on my scion XD (essentially a 1.8lt Corolla) every 3-4thousand miles ,depending on how dirty it is
No cold pour test? I've seen other tests and Supertech wins in the cold pour test.
Unfortunately not for this type of mobil1 and super tech so what test?
I am currently running Super Tech full synthetic in my truck. Holds up well. I had it tested at 4500 miles. I am now changing oil every 7500 miles. No issues whatsoever.
Super tech 3.75 a ct vs mobile 1 9.40 a ct
My car is an old 1999 used super tech past 3 years had no issues I rather pay 15.00 for oil for 5 qts vs 26.00
Supertech muy bueno y ademas economico saludos desde mexico
Bro, cuántos kilómetros lo usas antes de realizar el cambio?... saludos 👍
@@jorgemaf3479 hago d 2 a 3 cambios al año
I knew Mobil 1 ANNUAL PROTECTION was going to demolish SUPER TECH in every test, that's their TOP Oil. Going against AMSOIL's Signature Series should be an interesting comparison.
Totally agree however super tech held its own respectability.
It definitely did, being a $5.00 bottle, looks like a good value to me.
Yeah, I still rather have Mobil 1 in my vehicle at any given time for added peace of mind. I mean just the pour test shows how much faster Mobil 1 is to protect. Unfortunately most engine wear happens during cold starts (about 75% of it, I believe) according to studies.
He already did amsoil sig series vs mobil 1 annual. You may be surprised by the results. Amsoil won lol
@@77GR1982 Did you not watch the vide?
I don’t have a Lamborghini or Ferrari, which cost 300-800$ oil change. So, Supertech savings will do. Thank you.
What about - NON - synthetic supertech oil test ?
funny yesterday i went to buy oil for my brand new car.. i picked mobile one then for my old 2012 camry winter beater i bought the supertech
The cold pour test don’t tell you much of anything. If it’s the same oil weight it shouldn’t matter and should be the same. Or worse off it’s diluted oil
The oil is sealed and yes the oil doesn need to flow within a particular range but some are above the standard needed.
Been running super tech for years zero issues
“You said it right there. Keep it clean!.”
Thank you for doing all this👍🏼
ACDelco 0w20 Dexos vs Motul 0w20, this is the most debated thing in my country for newer cars, saying Motul is better becuase it is more reputable brand. I want you to atleast make an ACDelco one.
Thanks for the ideas
Cheapest vs most expensive aka super tech vs amsoil
@000 000 SUCKER!
Lmao amsoil dealer i knew it
NATES INTERACTIVE AUTO Not me, no way.
You know you probably just tested the exact same oil against itself?
Why was the cold pour test done at room temperature? Super tech is simply a better oil than mobil 1 especially their refining processes. Mobile 1 is 🗑
Supertech for the win!
They are not going to make Super Tech better than Mobile 1. They will not sacrifice their brand to Walmart or any other dicscount store
Supertech synthetic is very good oil.
In this case mobile 1 wins on start-up of an engine but the question is what's the film strength test when the oil worms up at running temperature hmmm ?? I'm curious it's a different story I bet
Well i use a temperature gun and the bearing becomes hotter than the oil operating temperature i couldn't believe it. Ill show in videos if you would like.
Judging by this video that victory goes to Mobil 1 too.
@@robertogomez8100 One doesn't correlate to the other. So, you're guessing.
I’m going with Super tech 😮 👍
Mobile1 often goes on sale for 4.99/qt at Napa and is a higher quality oil. I use it in any engine of high value. Walmart oil is ok for my lawnmower
walmart has the 5 quart mobile 1 for $24
Good to know!
No it’s not. You’re paying for the brand name. If you like wasting money, that’s your choice.
Then explain how in 22 years of using it in everything I own with an engine (including the lawnmower) that I have ran hundreds of thousands of miles in 7 vehicles with no oil related issues? You're talking out of your ass thinking that just because something costs more, that magically makes it better than something that costs less. I'll put my 22 years of experience and cash saved up against your bottomless pockets any day of the week.
@@j.t.cooper2963 sounds like you’ve found the golden secret and unlocked the mystery of motor oil quality between brands. Your lawnmower must really be something to run for 20 years 😂😂
I try all them different brands. Valvoline is the best
I’m glad I watch this video, I started using Supertek in my motorhome
Guys, you have to take these online tests with a grain of salt any test can be rigged. That said assuming this is a honest test looks to be very close, as expected. I use Wallmart synthetic yes to save money and I change every 3000 miles, not 5000 or 7500. Also, Wallmart brands are made by national brands and they must meet the same industry standards, and Wallmart full synthetic is certainly better than any conventional oil.
I liked there oil, but being as they changed the spot it does not fit in my valve cover. Don't know WHY they had to do that. Not every vehicle has a Huge ass Hole to fill the oil.. !
Use a funnel
Supertech each 2500 miles.
You're wasting money, twice a year is fine unless you're driving an insane amount.
How size oil to camry 2007 2400l
150 mil
I am live in iraq
Should say on the oil cap.
5w30 or maybe 5w20
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@@HaloDaycare thanks
Excellent
"cold pour test"? How cold is cold? Lol
.01 gram x 365 x 5 years . Engine dead . Every little metal helps
I have a weird question, FOR YEARS I’ve been doing this experiment!! (Not nearly as exact/precise as these test 😛)
Test done on 4-5diff
(88-91) civic Crx D15
All with 175k~250k on the engine
Test ALSO done on 3diff First gen Toyota/Scion xB ?1zz? it’s the gutless 1.5liter
These all had 100k+ miles
I almost always run supertech 10-30 synthetic
& it’s does great ,not much oil usage (unless it’s my Honda with 290kmiles)
OK HERES THE WEIRD part that I simply do NOT understand
Maybe once a year I’ll use mobil1 synthetic & I HAVE NO CLUE as to why but when I’ve gone approx 800-1000miles I’ll have used about ½ sometimes even ¾ of a quart
Mind you these test subjects don’t smoke , don’t leak *much … so I don’t understand 🤷
My thinking is bi-polar 😂
Half of me thinks
“we’ll.. ok… 10-30 viscosity is …. Well….. 10fricken30!! ,it makes no sense that mobile should (I’m guessing) slip passed the rings anymore than supertech”
The other ½ of me thinks
“Ok ok.. I get it the mobile one is more sophisticated & they designed it to get in small tight tolerances that Walmart oil can’t reach & maaayyybee my missing oil is slipping passed the rings?? 🤷
I can be the only dude to recognize this …. I KNOW this happens , I’d just like to understand WHY!!
**side note** I’ll still run mobil1 I just keep a closer eye on it & ohhhhhh one time I tried Mobil1 5w-20 CrX with 200k miles & 🤯 wow … it poured like water
The valves sounded like rods knocking in a small block
L😀L luckily I was juuuuust low enough to add approx ⅓bottle if Lucas & that brought the viscosity up enough to quite the valve train**
Sorry to be long winded , please help me understand why my lil jappers will USE mobil1 & not superTech
👋Thanks guys✌️
Nothing better then mobil oil.
I believe everything this poster put up he is so smart what would i do without this information mobile on all the way put it in today lets go to the store and buy some mobile one lets tell the shop mobile one only please i believe in Jesus and puppy dogs cats lie
Test out some dollar tree "drivers choice" oil lol
SuperTech is made by WARREN Industries in Texas .do your homework b4 trying to be funny!!
Waste of money on that oil especially if you have an older engine that doesn't require synthetic oil if the cars manual says use it thats fine use it otherwise it's a waste of money been using super tech conv in my older cars no problems at all I used synthetic once in them and I drained it back out due to the flow rate of synthetic I heard every lifter chatter.
Thanks for sharing
The fact that Mobil 1 pours much faster than SUPER TECH really makes you wonder if it's really a waste of money.., I don't know.
@Brian you're not supposed to go from conventional to synthetic like that especially in older vehicles. I'm sure that's why you hears every lifter chatter