Pennzoil Ultra Platinum cant be beat *overall* in every test out there ..& much more easily available than Redline..or even Amsoil (good but overrated). 💯 🇺🇸
@@Craig-l2l both are very expensive oils. Irv Gordan had over 3,000,000 miles on his Volvo. He used Castro’s GTX and I don’t think it was full synthetic he changed it every 3,000 miles or so. I know guys used conventional oil with over 350,000 on there motors. Clean oil is best oil. Look at the numbers and letters on Redline and Amsoil. Same as Walmart Super Tech oil. If it’s API approved you have great oil that has passed all the vigorous testing. Our government is up the ass of these oil blenders. Emissions air pollution climate change BS. You can’t get a bad oil. I can do three oil changes with Walmart compared to one with Amsoil or Redline. The filter catches dirt but the oil gets acids carbon gasoline and other crap in it. Again best oil is clean oil.
Don’t believe all the hype on motor oils. Pretty bottles logos and endorsements . Clean oil is best oil. TH-cam: Conventional oil vs synthetic a lab owner sets us straight. You think taxis use the best expensive oils think again.
Look up on TH-cam. What New York taxis use for motor oil. I know guys that used regular conventional oil changed it when needed and had over 300,000 miles. One friend’s Chevy van had almost 350,000 miles but bought new only because the tranny developed problems. I change my oil and filter when I can’t see my oil dip stick oil level lines through the oil. Almost sixty years doing it this way and never ever had an engine problem. Google Irv Gordon and his Volvo. Very interesting story.
Taxi cab companies use oil recommended by the vehicle manufacturers they utilize . Period. Vehicles run near continuously which is best for any engine! Rode in Ford Escape Hybrid AWD in NYC had 400k mis. 💯
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Pennzoil Ultra Platinum cant be beat *overall* in every test out there ..& much more easily available than Redline..or even Amsoil (good but overrated). 💯 🇺🇸
Redline oil is close to amsoil.
@@Craig-l2l both are very expensive oils. Irv Gordan had over 3,000,000 miles on his Volvo. He used Castro’s GTX and I don’t think it was full synthetic he changed it every 3,000 miles or so. I know guys used conventional oil with over 350,000 on there motors. Clean oil is best oil. Look at the numbers and letters on Redline and Amsoil. Same as Walmart Super Tech oil. If it’s API approved you have great oil that has passed all the vigorous testing. Our government is up the ass of these oil blenders. Emissions air pollution climate change BS. You can’t get a bad oil. I can do three oil changes with Walmart compared to one with Amsoil or Redline. The filter catches dirt but the oil gets acids carbon gasoline and other crap in it. Again best oil is clean oil.
Both outperformed by Pennzoil Ultra Platinum overall tho Reline best for Ultra high performance sports cars. 💯
Don’t believe all the hype on motor oils. Pretty bottles logos and endorsements . Clean oil is best oil. TH-cam: Conventional oil vs synthetic a lab owner sets us straight. You think taxis use the best expensive oils think again.
Look up on TH-cam. What New York taxis use for motor oil. I know guys that used regular conventional oil changed it when needed and had over 300,000 miles. One friend’s Chevy van had almost 350,000 miles but bought new only because the tranny developed problems. I change my oil and filter when I can’t see my oil dip stick oil level lines through the oil. Almost sixty years doing it this way and never ever had an engine problem. Google Irv Gordon and his Volvo. Very interesting story.
Use the incorrect oil for the incorrect application, you'll wipe cam lobes...
Taxi cab companies use oil recommended by the vehicle manufacturers they utilize . Period. Vehicles run near continuously which is best for any engine! Rode in Ford Escape Hybrid AWD in NYC had 400k mis. 💯
@@reubenmorris487 Yup & lots excess wear! See my comment.