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Tried Amsoil for 2 oil changes. Not worth the money if you change your oil regularly. I'd never ever got over 4k even with Amsoil. I switched back to Valvoline Advanced.

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I work at Valvoline. I watched an entire project farm series where he tests oils in various tests. And even sends them to a lab for different analysis. Amsoil actually blew every other brand out of the water, Pennzoil was the closest runner up. Personally I'm gonna start changing my oil every 3 to 5 thousand miles. So I'll be going with either Valvoline full synthetic or synthetic blend. Otherwise it'd be incredibly pricey..

Can say that despite the high cost of the oil, it’s better than a high cost of repairs. Maintenance, it’s literally exactly what it means.

True, the Signature Series is their top tier oil. Costs more than the Amsoil OE but pretty well the best thing money can buy. If you're going as far as putting Amsoil in your truck, you might as well go all the way. 🤙

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engine flush is engine flush, they are all made from petroleum distillate solvents like kerosene. was the driver side exhaust leak a gasket or cracked manifold???

Motul is the best.

Nope

Beat Royal purple in all tests

The Royal purple in all tests amsoil is the kind it's just very expensive I used it in my Harley I use it in my Cummins all three cases in my 04 and my 06 Harley wide glide and Softail

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I’ve run amsoil in my 13gt500 for 2 years. I have a 17 Z06 now. When I change the oil I’ll be switching it to amsoil as well.

Amsoil is the best

Signature Series is the BEST of the Amsoil. OE is ok but no where near as good as Signature

Must use the Signature Series that is what everyone uses when raving about Amsoil

Hype not hype at all especially since there is tons of independent testing results data that confirms it's the best the king of the hill. What's that worth to you. Even so expensive yet is still cheaper than engine failure or drive line.

I have an air cooled engine. When I started using amsoil in it,the average operating temp. dropped by ten degrees.

You can purchase a new 3rd brake light assembly (part no. 68298380AH LAMP-CENT) for $37.65 from the dealership, at service and parts. Dodge will install it at a labor charge of $30.00. I think the leak problem occurs because if you park your truck outside, the sun damages the gasket seal. So it will need to be replaced every 3-4 years.

If you're not using Signature Series you might as well just keep on using Valvoline

The only thing that comes to an actual full synthetic is the Pennzoil ultra Platinum

I have one almost like it sitting in my carport now. You have a few more little options than mine does but basically, it's the same truck. I have about 72k miles on mine, I think. 70k something anyway. Not sure how much longer I will keep it. I'm getting older and don't drive it that much. About tired of paying the insurance on it. lol It's good you are teaching your son the importance of maintaining his vehicle. Teaching him to be responsible. Son, listen to your dad. He's doing you right.

Sharp truck - It's good to see people taking care of their vehicle. Great share!

I always run Royal Purple but I’ve heard great things about AMSoil as well.

I was a valvoline person myself. Don’t get me wrong I still do. I was hesitant about Amsoil myself for many years. A friend of mine used the 2-stroke fluid for ATV almost 20 years ago, than I used it in a vehicle 13 years ago and have been a Amsoil dealer since

Pleasant watching your vid. I have a 2019 Longhorn. I had to get my back window changed. Under warranty.. Also had to change my back brakes and rotors at 45,000 mile. Dealer wouldn’t do anything. Otherwise the truck has been great and reliable. First Ram product and no regrets

Amsoil isn’t just oil. The api rating is the minimum standard and Amsoil exceeds the standards. “Full” synthetic is merely a group three synthetic made from crude oil. Amsoil signature is made from group 4 & 5 true synthetic products that out perform petroleum.

Just look up their abrasion tests here on UA-cam for their signature series vs. the competition. The only one that comes close is Pennzoil platinum in all the tests. People can say just change your oil, "synthetic is overkill," all they want. The point is to reduce engine wear and extend the life of the internal components. Every car I ran Amsoil sig in ran well over 300k miles. The engines lasted longer than the rest of the vehicle. It's worth it, in my opinion. My dad was a mechanic at the Chrysler proving grounds and retired after 30 years. He only used to use valvoline conventional oil until he tried Amsoil in his 408 stroker. Now he runs full synthetic and hasn't looked back. Amsoil is very slick, and that is what you want, low friction. I also have a work colleague who owns a 69 Chevelle SS 454, and he swears it made his engine run a few degrees cooler after making the switch to Amsoil. Low friction means optional horsepower, especially in high-performance vehicles where it really counts. However, it is the kind of thing people have to try in order to way up the cost benefit.

I like Amsoil but buying an oil subscription seems a bit silly. I'll just keep using Mobil 1 High Mileage.

I used Valvoline for over 30 years. Had good luck with it, until I did an oil analysis after 6 months of use. The results...not good. I was so impressed with AMSOIL, I became a an independent dealer. ua-cam.com/video/g4BGS1HjICY/v-deo.htmlsi=k67KlMRc89gTy8Vf Valvoline used to be one of the oldest American Oil companies, until they sold out to Saudi Aramco in March 2023.

Overkill just change ur oil every 3-5k regular full synthetic and your car will last forever but if ur like to burn money for no reason at all just because you want to extend your "OCI" that's not a good idea stick to Valvoline

Best oil period. God bless Jesus saves

I used amsoil for 15yrs. 450k on my nissan bluebird. Oil work great. Engine is quiet like new.. Catch: either use a oil bypass or regular change of the oil filter every 5k to 6k. Oil filter cost only a few dollars. Amsoil atf multi grade. My trans have never had an issue. Smooth shift. I will stick to amsoil for my next car.

It's impossible to have an opinion without having the necessary facts. What engine? What OCI? Where driven? How driven? And most importantly, where are your used oil analyses?

I have been using Amsoil in everything including small equipment since 2019. I too was a Valvoline guy, but I wouldn't switch from Amsoil.

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Amsoil beats RP. ua-cam.com/video/E2zS8MyvJxU/v-deo.htmlsi=mpNmb84S8E3cc87F

Sir, that is terrible. I do better with using my hands once it is loose. Now, for the oil that you use, will you be giving us a review when you reach your next oil change?

What's your all around setting

How does it smell? Im planing to use the black one too but unsure of the smell

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Good video sir, By any chance invite you to do a product review, We specifically produce LEDs for auto. We just emailed for an inquiry.

Thank you. Always watch your videos. I have the 22 rebel GT and really like it. I have the same cover I get some leak working on getting that fix once the weather gets warmer.

Thank you sir

Both good oils Change often enough and it doesn’t really matter

It's just oil. They have to meet the same standards as the other oils. If you can afford it then use it but if you want to be more cost effective just buy any full synthetic oil at the box store. And do your recommend oil change intervals recommended by vehicle manufacturer and you'll be just fine.

Have this happening to me on a 03 mustang gt and I hope this helps

So they cover the bed lights if you have them? That sucks. On my ford they had the box link plates you could mount the cargo tie downs...but they weren't adjustable like RAM. That might be a deal breaker...

I'm just going to throw a tarp over mine. My 2020 limited i recently got leaks during all night rain.

I prefer Amazon Basics. Seriously.