Synthetic Oil vs Conventional Oil - Which Type For Your Car Engine
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- Synthetic oil versus conventional oil in your car engine. Which type of motor oil to use in your car's engine, DIY with Scotty Kilmer. The benefits and effects of synthetic and conventional motor oil on your engine. There are thousands of choices of engine oil, so it's good to know which kinds are best for your vehicle. Car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 50 years.
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Scotty Kilmer Ive been looking at getting one of these frantz oil bypass filter systems ( reputed to extend oil and engine life etc..) do you think they are worth the money???
Or you could get an oil analysis and really know when to change your oil. Take your regular oil and run it 20,000 miles and do an oil analysis and then show it on your website. Then take some good synthetic oil and run it 20,000 miles. Get the oil analysis and post it on your website. If you do this and the FACTS prove your "OPINIONS" to be correct ........then and ONLY then do you have a case against synthetic oils. I'm tired of listening to your opinions that are not based on anything. Get the facts and maybe intelligent people might listen to you. And always remember, opinions are like assholes, everybody has one !
I agree with the oil analysis, I take a sample every three months or so... Send it to Blackstone labs along with changing the filter and the filter in my frantz bypass system while running full synthetic castrol magnetech.. I only need to change out once or twice a year..
I also used bypass filtration and always changed the filters in my cars at 10,000 miles. It doesn't hurt to use a good quality filter like Baldwin or Wix.
Ray for my OEM filtier I like the k&n performance gold!!! The combination serves me nicely..
I reckon the whole street would know when Scotty is filming a video...
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You'll have to excuse Scotty; he grew up in a sawmill.
Rev up your engines
he lives in the bushes cuz of that
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"I change the oil on my truck every 3,000 miles or whenever I get bored... Whichever comes first."
- Hank Hill
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Honestly I do that ever since he said that 😂
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Al ya godda do get dat dang ol spark plug in up in ther man.-Boomhauer
@@bigdaddyvince1825 well done lol
“Honey; the neighbor is yelling in front of his car again.”
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Every time there is a rough cut it’s because his neighbor was yelling at him to stfu.
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As someone who has worked in an auto store and spent a lot of time thinking about oil and done an engineering degree. This was the most useful video which made the most sense and was the most concise. Give this guy a medal.
I'm stuck somewhere in the middle. My car is older with high mileage but it's asking for 5w30. Still not sure if I can go full synthetic
@@raymotv1 I felt the same way about my 2001 4Runner. However, it was getting harder and harder to find conventional oils in my area. So, I went in the middle and use a synthetic blend. No leaks whatsoever and my runner has 200k on it. I think I'll just stick with that set up from here on out.
right you have an engineering degree in auto store ! LMFAO
I have been a mechanic for 25 years, this man"s word is gospel.
50 years
I do love watching this dude, got so much energy/ knowledge and enthusiasm!!!!
@@bikerguy5829 60 years
yeah, gospel from the back pages of mad magazine
@@dinhscot 70 years
Scotty reminds me of my old shade-tree mechanic, Joe. Wore the same uniform w/some visible chest, same hair, humor, passion & honesty. Superb work, reasonable price. Dying breeds, due to automation & factory changes.
Thank you for this video.... I went to change my oil and was being pushed to switch to synthetic oil. But I have a 2003 jeep liberty with almost 200,000 miles. Ive been using the same conventional oil and only had problems when my valve cover gasket needed replacing. Now with that fixed I'm not burning through oil like I use too. Like my grandpa said "if its not broke, dont fix it" I purchased my jeep in 2012 and have done all of my own oil changes myself. Ive never had any problems nor do I want to start messing up my engine because someone is trying to up sale me... I love your energy and information you put out there. Thank you
3:15 I'm a trucker, and my company has us change our oil about every 25,000 miles. Driven about 75,000 miles this year, no engine problems so far.
Valvoline full synthetic. never had a problem and after the last time I disassembled my engine (not because of the oil), everything was still in great shape.
The only problem is NOW alot of brands including Valvoline are getting expensive. Valvoline used to be like 24$ but NOW it's like 31 at Wal-Mart. The cheapest one before the "super tech" is Pennzoil being around 27$ yet super tech is like 24-26 NOW
@@T3l3MuNd0 Just buy the Super Tech oil. Absolutely nothing wrong with it. As a bonus, you'll be able to do four oil changes with Super Tech for the price of three using name brand oil.
I just love the introduction so much. It’s the best
We all love you Scotty. Somebody who knows different say otherwise. You’ve taught me SO SO MUCH.
Thx Scotty even after 50 years you still the best!!
Scotty confirms what I've been doing for 20 years, buy the cheapest synthetic oil (with the right specs) and change once a year as our cars don't drive much.
Never had any issues.
Thank you Scotty. I changed my own oil in my vw(mobile one FS) and I went past the 8 thousand mile. I was freaking out thinking my car was gonna die but now I know I can push it a bit further. I love doing oil changes on my car. Super easy on this 07 Jetta.
VW are junk. Had one till a water pump went and would had to pay over 1200 to rip the engine and front end apart to get to it. Sure good running cars but they break you pay and good luck finding a mechanic to fix it. 3 mechanics refused to touch it cause they know its garbage and a real job. Thank the lord I paid 500 bucks lasted a year. Now its in the junk yard where it belongs.
What oil would you recommend for a 07 Seat Cordoba 1.4 TDi?
I just found this STP synthetic at my local auto parts store. About 40% less than the synthetic brands I normally purchase. I am going to try it out.
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"Gay!" laughed so hard for your answer in years!!
you are a MAN!
Thanks for making me laugh ! ( can't stop hahahahahaha )
Frank Geeraerts lol, go check his ig
What is ig ? ( English is not my language ...)
Frank Geeraerts troll or not, but ist Instagram :D
His neighbors must hate him.
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well i really doubt that, i wish i was his neighbor :( i can learn alot from him
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And so ?
Would you like to have a neighbour yelling so loud outside ?
I don't know anything about cars, so I learned something new today, and it may very well be one of the most important lessons I will ever learn about cars.
Scotty you are on point with this video. My personal 40 years of driving has led me to the same conclusion.
20,000 mile oil change ?!!! Folks...oil and filters are just too cheap. Motors aren't.
My friend recently changed to 20,000 mile oil changes for his Nissan Titan, and Hyundai Sonata. I don't know how that will go.
Normally, that's something to agree with. If you're using the "bypass" oil filter which is much more dense, maybe not (depending on what equipment and oil you're using.)
The reason for changing your oil at least once a year is because condensation inside the engine creates water which mixes with unburnt hydro carbons to create acids which eat up your bearings. So if you never drive 20,000 miles in a year then a 20,000 mile oil is not your best value. If you do drive that much in a year then this oil could be worth it one change a year vs maybe 4 or 5 with conventional oil. If you leave the oil in your engine over 1 year then the acid buildup will cause erosion of soft metal parts in the engine such as bearings.
My brother put mobile 20,000 miles oil in his car and he went over 20,000 miles and the car started burning it and of course he did check the oil until the low oil light came on and now he needs a new engine
Good advice bub
I don't know how many times I try and tell people the correct oil for the engine is so important I have done videos on this but you still people don't listen another great video Scotty you're the man
bodgit and leggit garage I just don't get it mate! Use the wrong lube in other application and you get their attention real fast 😂
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What do they do wrong
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That's ok. They can ruin their engines and boom! You got CUSTOMERS!
I'd never go 10,000 miles between oil changes. That's crazy.
If it`s crazyi to you it is crazy . However I have an inlaw that back in 87 changed mobil in his Mitsubishi Everest 10 thousand whith a cheap oil filter he bought new and drove it over 400,000.miles tor down engine hatch Mark's on cylinders still there. It did leak oil however.
My Odyssey lets me know when it is due for an oil change. It averages about every 9,000 miles. I am now over 100,000 miles on the vehicle. Full synthetic only, and oil change is based on how it is driven. More often for short trips, cold days and higher speeds.
@@keithtomlin4649 I'm not exactly sure what you said but I agree!
Different engines shear the oil differently, a Lexus 4.3 or 4.0 or yota 4.7 v8 back when they used timing belts wer so easy on oil they would easily do 10k intervals, but a Nissan vq35 in contrast shears oil badly and needs much more frequent changes.
@@robertheinkel6225 100k miles is nothing. That's when cars start to have problems.
You're goofy as a grape but your videos are the most straight forward and to the point videos that I've seen. Keep up the good work!
Scotty, your advice on the PCV valve in my Murano was bang on, it was clean, but worn out and stuck and it had high blow by, after i changed it, no blow by out the filler cap was evident, and the oil leakage stopped.
Your voice and way to speak remind me of the tv show "Better call saul" lol love it!
NIKITA shut up
When it comes to oil changes, Scotty is the expert!
Old cars with flat lifters and high pressure valve springs need an oil with adequate levels of ZDDP. All oil at one time had ZDDP in it, but it was found that it destroyed catalytic converters, so car manufacturers were forced to change from flat lifters to roller lifters to eliminate the need for ZDDP. Modern oils DO NOT have enough ZDDP in them for old cars and I have personally seen many camshafts worn down to round lobes in 2500 miles as a result. If you have an old car, be sure to find out if you need that kind of oil and if so, Valvoline VR-1 is a suitable oil.
What's ZDDP ?
I switched to synthetic at 160k miles and it did cause the engine to leak way more, but it gave me the excuse to learn how to work on my own car and replace the leaking gaskets. I'm glad I switched to synthetic.
Ditto, but my toyota yaris has held up pretty well, Gasket changing at 400K.
@@mikearchibald744Félicitations ! 400k miles avec une Yaris. Quelle motorisation ?
Why?
Thank you for the vid. They are always appreciated and informative. I run highway and put 15 to 20 thousand miles a year on a car. My wife does the same too. I change my own oil I do about 7 to 10 thousand miles with Vavoline or Mobil 1full synthetic and a honda filter for my wifes crv and mopar filter for my ram or a mobil 1extended performace filter for either one. I figure that since I don't take it somewhere i buy good oil, but my cars I've had since new and always run full synthetic.
Scotty your the best my friend! Youve helped me save sooo much money and your advice is always accurate.
thanks for hollering at us scott
My '06 Taurus daily driver gets oil changes with conventional ~6000 miles and the filter is still readable in the "dirty" oil drain pan after 137K miles. My '04 Marauder gets changed once a year ~3,000 miles full synthetic. I use Motorcraft filters and Valvoline oil.
I like using STP 10w-30 conventional in my sbc. Been working great!! Some people have asked me to use synthetic but that might not actually work for my car.
My truck uses synthetic blend that how I bought it 350k miles..I did the oil change 2 times and drive it daily..it started making a ticking noise /knocking so I’m goi g with stp conventional oil because it’s thicker
Hey Scotty Kilmer . My name is Andrew . I Live in NC , I just wanted to tell you I used your Checklist to the T , When going to look at 2013 Honda Civic EX to purchase on 6/26/20 . Everything you mentioned about this Vehicle was True and Checked out . Thank You !!! I ended up buying this Car
At the very end of the video, he opens the back of the hearse and says "before it's toooooo late". Too funny.
Ive been working at Valvoline for the past year or so, and have been talking to customers about which oil to use. If you drive a basic old honda civic, theres no need to use synthetic oil. Those engines mostly run a long time anyway. You would be wasting money with full synthetic. But if you drive a brand new civic, its gonna want you to use synthetic blend, or full synthetic. In that case, use either or. The car was made for that type of oil and the engine performs best when using 0w20. In my 1999 7.4l truck, i use full syn. Trucks are made to work. And i want to make sure its getting the best protection while working.
i like how the giant fan is always in the background
After watching lot of videos on engine oil advice
TH-cam landed me at Scotty !
Love the original intro had to come back for it
Appreciate the info :)
I bought Supertech oil 5w20 high mileage convential by mistake. With a Fram Ultra Synthetic filter. When I got done changing oil. I didn't panic. Just changed to 5W20 high mileage full synthetic after 3,000 miles. The oil still looked great. When I started the motor up. The motor sounded like it really liked the Supertech synthetic. It sounded like a new engine running. I have 165,000 miles on it. Didn't see much differents in gas mileage. Shawn
This video answers my question. I have a camper that I drive maybe 2000 miles a year. So changing conventional oil with low mileage usage ones a year, is safe. Thank you so much for sharing this info!
I've used Mobil One for 30 years. Oil change at 6,000 miles. No problems and my cars go well over 200,000 miles.
I use my mobil 1 full synthetic ep on every car, so far so good :)
I researched supertec intensely and found it's great oil. I buy it as a top off oil.
thanks for the lesson! I will apply it!
Keep on Keeping on Scotty! Your videos are awesome!!! Thank you for your honest reviews. Happy Holidays!!!
For my current vehicle, I used 10w40 conventional oil for summer. For winter, I use 10w30 conventional. After 250,000 miles, I started using 15w40 conventional oil for summer. For winter, I stayed at 10w30 conventional oil. Oil changes are done every 3000 miles and I do it myself. Never trust a, "professional," to do it right.
Why are you playing around with viscosity like that
@@666dynomax It is a vintage vehicle requiring thinner oil in winter and thicker oil in the hotter months. Tolerances were not as tight as today. The vehicle will have blow-by in summer if 10w30 is used in the hotter months. In winter 15w40 will make it difficult to start in our very harsh winters. This practice was once very common. The engine in my vehicle was developed in 1952 by Kaiser Motors, later to be updated by AMC. It has more in common with a tractor engine than a car engine. The vehicle I drive daily is not for everyone. But it does have 426,000 miles on the odometer and climbing. I do not think I could get 26 years of service and that many miles out of a modern vehicle with a modern drivetrain.
@@indridcold8433 ahhh gotcha... time for the Rotella ;) All kidding aside I actually really like Rotella in my ATV and dirtbikes... Used to be a Mobil1 man and have switched completely to pennzoil synthetiesn cars, truck, and snowmobiles. for gear oil I use amsoil exclusively. and I quit trusting professionals a long time ago...
Scotty good to see you're doing well.
Love this dude! One of my go to guys for car info... 👍🏼
Scott is realy The best mekanik person i have listen to.
Get oil at Walmart.. Not auto parts stores.. much cheaper
If you have someone change it, it will cost $15 more so why not just go to jiffy lube.
+David Crandall I avoid the ten minute & jiffy places. I highly doubt they apply all the fluids correctly or check all the vehicle issues. go to a AAA place or shop with trained staff.
Why not go to Jiffy Lube? Because Jiffy Lube is generally a shithole with garbage products.
As for buying at WalMart, my parts store is less expensive than WalMart and carries better product.
DL Lambert - I know of several in and out /quick change oil change franchises that hire extremely well trained staff (many are certified mechanics with decades of experience) and they only use very high end oil products and filters. Don't paint the world with such a broad brush.
I work at an auto parts store, sometimes I can get extremely good savings on oil, I bought 30 quarts of oil for $12 a few weeks ago
Basically I was told by a former heavy truck engineer , Sythentic oil molecules are smaller or lubricate better although this makes it easier to skip past seals and gaskets and I have seen the same in my experience as well .
Good point, I ALWAYS use synthetic and now am having, ok, well, the car does have almost 400K on it so thats going to be inevitable at some point.
They are more consistent in shape, not smaller molecules. Hydrocarbons are still hydrocarbons...
Did my own research. You just confirmed it. Thanks
On older engines, synthetic oil is a problem, because the oil breaks down depositos quickly, and these go al around the engine, causing trouble. There could also be some of those deposits that seal off a leak. You put synthetic, it washes it away, and oil will leak.
I just use Wal-Mart Supertech brand full synthetic with a high performance filter every 10,000 miles
Huge mistake, I guess the engine cost less $$ then the oil......
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@@divulgewithchip1099 what's so funny?
@@bluesky-ud9wg there is a guy on TH-cam called Project farmer. He did a test on Supertech vs many reputable brands and there was no performance difference, all did well.
@@levimagnusson5880I'll stick with Mobil1 changed every 5k
I use Amsoil in both my cars. I've been using it since the early 80s. Have had amazing results. Even when one car tried to do milkshakes by diluting coolant into the oil via a bad head gasket. The Amsoil stood up and protected the engine. When the dealership did a campaign on the car and put in their own Kendral 2, the engine blew that afternoon after I got it back. I've never used anything else since.
I use Amsoil to help a friend keep his dealership active, but if I would go to Mobil 1 if he stopped selling it, just because it's easier to get.
@@AcmeRacing I find the Amsoil very easy to get. Just go online on their site and place an order. I get my orders within about 2 business days most. You can even have it dropped shipped to a different address.
@@Sandy-oy2lr Ordering direct isn't hard, but Mobil 1 is on the shelf today. So is Amsoil at my friend's house... he has three GM trucks similar to mine, so he stocks them.
Great video thank you very much- greetings from Chicago Illinois
I like that Corvette. Good summary, confirms my thoughts on synthetic.
Scotty, you's da man
Semi-synthetic, 2 years since i'm using it, no problems so far. I changed it after every 6 thousand miles of course.. Wouldn't want someone to start getting ideas lol. A bit worse than fully synth but beats the conventional any time.
Good man !!! May God Bless You!!!
Thank you, Scotty!
Hi Scotty , I don't drive a lot of miles 1000@ year and don't change my oil yearly , won't change anything until I get at least 3 or 4 thousand miles ( synthetic oil ) I don't worry about it because heavy equipment sits for long periods and they are hard on their oil and go a very long time between changes.
I always use synthetic. Used conventional once and engine started leaking. Went back to synthetic. Less leaks now.
I say, if you buy a used car you have no idea what they used so use synthetic. Iv seen more issues with people moving back to conventional oil rather than switching to synthetic!
Thanks for all of your great tips Scotty Kilmer...✌️
Great video Scotty.
I work at OReilly Auto Parts and from what I've experienced you have to go with their oil specials in order to get a good deal but I get it from Wal-Mart regardless lol
I get my oil and oil filter at Walmart all the time cause it's cheap it saves me money lol
@@JoseHernandez-gx7ev exactly, either that or ill match the price at OReilly's, which saves time, you just have to have it pulled up on your phone on their website
Exactly. I even get Toyota OEM oil filter from WalMart for $7 bucks for my 05 Corolla.
Same thing at Napa.
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Oil is important, and I only use FULLY synthetic, but the really important item is the filter. There are HUGE differences in oil filters and if the filter doesn't work correctly, or it becomes clogged, you will not know it until it's too late.
DAMM! when did Scotty get that sweet Vette! BEST INTRO EVER! great job scotty!
That Vette pretty good
Gotta be from the Poconos brthr.1,2,tree love that Pocono accent and the info. Thank you!
Scotty is the best
+Mehedi Hasan thanks for watching!
0Wxx is a must in any car in northern winters
5w-xx will do just fine depending on what car you have, I use Castrol Magnatec 5W-40 instead of 10W-40 (what the owner's manual recommends) and the engine starts effortlessly in the winter and sounds better when on idle. Put in 10w-40 and it sounds like a sowing machine after a cold start.
I live in Canda and we get -40 weather up here. 5W and 10W are just fine as long as you plug in your block heater when it actually gets that cold.
0laZz Smart choice. But you better switch to the recommended viscosity if you have very hot summer.
_0Wxx is a must in any car in northern winters_
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Thanks Scotty this was helpful
Yep. We put the recommended 5W40 synthetic oil in our MB E320 since 2003 and changed the oil every 10k miles as recommended. We used a fleece filter and once the oil had the 229.3 approval on it then it was approved by MB for use. Engine is slick and ultra clean inside.
Don't Forget about Us Diesel Guys scotty. Cummins turbo diesels. Please make some references when your doing videos about diesel stuff too. Thanks.
Try Valvoline’s Premium Blue in your Cummins. Valvoline is the oil motor oil recommended by Cummins and Valvoline work hands on with Cummins. Every Cummins engine is first filled with Valvoline Premium Blue.
I left Amsoil in my 2004 Ascender for 3 years it ran great after I started it after 3 years.
This video made me smile!
Scotty, question. Do you consider synthetic oils for highway driving and conventional for city driving?
Thanks, Scotty, that's what I was wanting to know about the full synthetic oil I recently switched to for my last oil change...when it will need changing again. Full synthetic is better than a blend, yeah?
Good advice Scotty!
I changed the oil on my new truck on accident from conventional to synthetic about a year ago on accident.
No problems thank god I was holding my breath for the first few oil changes.
Walmart Super Tech full synthetic is great oil for the money.
I have an 08 impala that recommends 5w-30 right on the cap. Now I followed that when it had a lot fewer miles but now it has over 210,000 on its so I’ve recently switched to 10-40 which I change every 6,000 miles. With 5w-30 I noticed she was starting to burn about a quart and a half every 3,000 miles or so. That’s when I decided to switch to a thicker oil to occupy more of that space that has worn in due to normal wear & tear over its lifespan. I’ve been using fully synthetic keeping my oil changes between 6-7k miles and the car seems happy and keeps going. 👍🏻
And what's happened to the oil consumption?
But if you start your car in cold weather, you need that 5W for easier starting.
I would stick with 5w30, there is tight spaces in engines these days, you go thicker those spaces wont get lubed and wear out.
Honestly 5w-40 would be the safest option to reduce the consumption. Remember that the higher the W number, the thicker the oil when cold.
wholeNwon Down to just over 1/2 a quart or so. Nice little improvement.
The best simple version, oil companies don't want you to know.
interesting information I always follow your videos before do changes something in my car
Scotty Kilmer respect from Thailand 👌
I go to Walmart to get the 5 qt for Pennzoil synthetic oil its cheaper there than auto zone , they want $39 for the 5 qt and Walmart wanted $23
Get a coupon. I've spent as little as $11 for QS and Mob.1 syn. often with free shipping.
wholeNwon thats pretty good but i dont like to order oil stuff like that online
Merdoc Avila hell yea mane I get my 5qts of Castrols for $17.59 at Wally , autozone wants like $24+
I bought Pennzoil synthetic oil for my Benz there. It was only $23 for the 5qt 0W40.
I just get the original Toyota engine oil and filter at the dealer for about 28 bucks
pushed my temp gauge up to H for Hard Acceleration and my engine blew
THANK YOU SCOTTY---YOU ROCK!!
Thanks for your advice and putting out your videos
I have a 1999 Expedition with the 5.4 and I've used Pennzoil Full Synthetic 10w30 with a motorcraft oil filter, replace it every 4,500-5,000 miles and no issues at all. Very good synthetic oils help for daily drivers who drive highway a lot
I changed from conventional oil to synthetic blend.
I did 3 oil changes every year one every 3000-3500 or four months now i do 2 one every 5k or 6 months.
Alucardjr69 are you crazy you wasting your money
1313AslanBey why? Wasting my money? The oil cost the same
Thanx bud getting a oil change for my used 300k 2005 grand prix gt. Now I know to stick to basic oil.
Hi there, i am learning so much from you Scotty !! Keep up the good work.🤗😄😃
Is it true that it’s a bad idea to go from conventional right to synthetic in one change? I’ve been told you have to introduce synthetic by using semi-synthetic first a few times, so the engine gets used to it.
Buddy your the best
simple and good advice, which makes a lot of sense, thanks ....
10 bucks a quart? Where was that from a gas station?
Even mobil and Castrol are about that at walmart for synth per qt.
joe b get real bro. Normal price is about $5 a qt. Meijer regularly has M1 full syn for $15 for 5 qts after rebate.
@@Maverick09171 after I answered the last post. I checked..$8.98 a qt at Walmart. Mobil 1.
joe b wow! Stop shopping at Walmart (for multiple reasons!)
I remember back when I started working on cars myself and could get oil for $1.88 a quart. Now I just buy the big 5 quart jug for like $30 so when I change my oil, I have about a quart or so left in case it gets low between the next oil change.
I really appreciate your common sense. Thank you.