Not only that, but if you read the text and listen closely to the voice, you'll realize this "review" is a series of ads probably assembled by A.I. You can hear it in the voice and even read odd grammar in the text. You'll read and hear small mistakes almost as if it was translated from another language. I suspect it's an A.I. generated presentation. A.I. articles are becoming more common inline. They have a certain "writing" style.
If you need proof go to a UA-cam channel call project farm . Type in project farm motor oil he did a lot of testing of motor oils and Amsoil did come out # 1 he had all the big name synthetic oils and ran Numerous tests . He tests just about anything from oil to Portable car Compressor pumps it’s a great channel check it out he has over 2 million Subscribers
I have used Walmart's Super Tech oil for years without any problems. Yeah the other oils might test slightly better but they all do the job just fine. A good analogy is when you're at the gas pump and you can choose hi grade/premium gas, mid grade, or regular. All 3 will work just fine in your car with minimal difference (unless you have a high performance car...). So why pay for premium when regular is just fine?
It's Amsoil. I love my Amsoil Signature series diesel oils capability to run up to 25.000 miles before change for my Nissan Pickup then 60.000 miles in heavy off and on road trucks. It's also the original inventor of 100% full synthetics.
Been using Mobil 1 since 96k in my CVPI. Now has 232k, runs great and doesn't burn oil. I go 7500 between changes and at 7500 the oil still feels good. My guess is I could really change it every 10k. I'll bet all these oils work well and have very little difference between them.
I got 350k one of of my CVPIs that I’ve ran exclusively just Amsoil from ownership, my other one I’ve ran Mobil 1 and honestly I think it’s just frequent oil changes that matter.
As an engine machinist and builder of 28 years... Going to 7500 is pushing it. There is no oil on the market that doesn't get contaminated with combustion byproducts. There is no oil filter on the market that can filter out combustion byproducst from any oil. 5000 miles is the most I'd recommend. Once you get past that, the byproducts from combustion become very acidic and start breaking down value stem seals, o-rings and gaskets. As far as what brand of oil to use... As long as it meets the manufacturers specification it really doesn't matter.
Been using Mobil 1 in my trucks for the last 20 years until my last oil change in my '07 Ram 2500. Tried Penzoil UP and I am quite surprised. Definitely notice an improvement in mileage which I thought was hogwash. Runs smoother, quieter, and gets better MPG. I'm sold on Penzoil UP.
Initially I had some reservations with Amsoil, I know they’re good oil to begin with (all the oils are in this video are) but it won me over completely when I saw how clean my engine internal was after its head cover opened(dealer mech was very impressed) and it had very negligible oil consumption (ford 2.0 turbo eco boost). Did not need to top up even after 10K KM. I switched over from Castrol Edge fully synthetic and ran with amsoil over 5 years. My Honda 2003 V6 switched over from Mobil 1 also felt more lively. My Mazda CX-9 2.5 Turbo loves it too. So yes I am very pleased and have full confidence to continue with Amsoil Signature Series.
I run Amsoil in everything I own! Diesel truck, Harley, Subaru, Yamaha Grizzly, mower, chainsaw!! Outstanding product and I use their oil filters!! Highly recommend it!!
My auto manual states 5W30 and it doesn't specifically mention a name brand, and to change engine oil every 3000 miles. With that being said I buy whichever is cheaper and my hat goes to Super Tech. My auto is running strong with no smelly burnt odor and no smoke from the exhaust.
I have used Castrol only in every automobile I have owned. I needed an oil change last week and took it to the oil change center and they only had Valvoline and Pennzoil. They said Pennzoil is good but I have seen the inside of Pennzoil engine and I would NEVER USE PENNZOIL EVER so I went with Valvoline and so far I am satisfied with my choice of Valvoline as my only go to oils are Castrol and Valvoline.
Not an expert but I think that using any synthetic oil it's much better than conventional oil and the difference among synthetic oils it's not that significant, so to me it's not worth It to pay up to three times the cost from one synthetic oil to another. So I'll stick with any synthetic oil with synthetic filter, changing them regularity.
You nailed it. Any "premium" oil provides the same protection as any other oil with the same specs and approvals, including "house" branded oil from Costco or Shitmart. To say one is better than another is idiocy.
Havoline Pro-DS is excellent. Been using it since 2019 on my Toyota Sienna SE when GF6 began rolling out all over. I change every six months regardless of miles and it averages about 4k and oil looks hardly dark.
Pennzoil made the switch to making the oil from natural gas , so I'm running it now ( I was using Amsoil ) ...230k running like new and the oil is staying clean longer ..! 1/3 the cost of Amsoil...!
I've been using Amsoil in my 94 Ford ranger after the 1000 mile break-was complete. At 160,000 miles it still lays rubber. INDEPENDENT TESTS PROVED ITS THE BEST. I change it once a year. (It's good for 1 year/25,000 k miles.
Although more expensive, I stick with Amsoil. Save more in the long run with less oil changes throughout my cars lifespan compared to more frequent oil changes with the cheaper oil. Over 350k miles on my crown Victoria been running Amsoil since I got it at 115k miles!!
What Amsoil do you use? Amsoil OE, Amsoil XL or their Top Dog Asmoil Signature Series? I use the OE mainly in my 2013 Tacoma and my 2013 Santa Fe XL and change it every 6 months since I only put about 3,000 to 4,000 miles a year. But my Camry I use the Amsoil XL since I put about 12,000 to 15,000 miles a year.
Use what you get the best results from. I went back and forth on Castrol and Havoline. I get better mileage and it’s lasts longer on Havoline. Had Mobil 1 and it gave me the same results as the Havoline Pro DS
Yes Amsoil is the best pao oil. Redline & royal purple are also pao oils I believe. Amsoil wrote the book and has independent tests to back up their claims. Finally a video recognizing the true king of real pao oils!
If not going to use boutique oils, here is list of the best without spending a lot of money 1 Mobil 1 Full synthetic 2. Manufacture oil with approval for your car 3 Shell/Pennzoil/QS/etc The most important, you need to follow your car manufacture approvals
I use Mobil 1. Ever since I put Mobil1 and a conventional oil in the freezer overnight and saw the difference in flow rates. I'm sold. Mobil1 was one of the first Synthetic, most experienced, so they should know best, how to make a great oil.
I agree Amsoil is the best..... BUT....... at 2 1/2 to THREE times as expensive as Penz Ultra.. Its not 300% better.... nope.. I'll settle for Penz Ultra and pocket the diff. Personal preference.
Since some of us are in EU, most of the these oils are hardly available here. But here is my positive experience over 8 cars so far. Ravenol Motul Mobil 1 Total Shell They are in no particular order. On my current Volvo V70 2.4D I will try the Petronas Syntium 3000 AV 5/40 and see how it is. Read only good comments about it. I also wanted to try Amsoil and found an official importer but the oil they offer for my car is 5/30 and I am looking at 5/40, so I have to skip on it.
Излъгах се да гледам този посредствен клип... аз с бай Вълчо не намерих нищо различно в Amsoil Signature 5W30 A5/B5 като разход на масло и сега тествам Mobil 1 ESP LV 0W30 A5/B5 на осмака - поздрави Иво 😄
Synthetic oil can tolerate heat better than standard oil. It does not break down as easily and will continue lubricating long after conventional oil is losing its ability to lubricate. I use amsoil formulated for motorcycles in my Harley. It now has 88,000 miles and is as quiet as other similar engines with only 20000 miles. The Jeep with diesel engine gets the Shell Rotella T6. That has 265000 miles and starts and runs great. I have watched videos of people testing the lubrication qualities of oil. Synthetic of any brand is better than petrol oil.
I only ever use penrite, some good unbias testing has been done by a bloke on youtube called project farm. bit hard to find all the oil testss he did in a shootout type test of a number of different oils
There is absolutely zero debating that amsoil is the best quality oil on this list. Or compared to any oil not on this list. If you think otherwise, you’re just wrong. Sorry. BUT if you are looking for something you can buy at Walmart or your auto parts store, castrol and pennzoil are great options.
Clearly this video was produced for the American market, as NO mention is made of other well known brands available here in UK. Products like Mobil 1 ESP , that I continue to use in my CRV 2-2 diesel & MB E220 d Cabrio. I note various comments that feature Mobil1, for those people, you should all try Mobil1 ESP if its available where you live. Feel the difference. Good luck !
What i find stupid is that oil manufacturers don't put a warning label on the containers for "High Mileage" oil that it should only be used on leaky engines.
Sorry, but this list is utterly meaningless. Any engine oil meeting the same API and Euro spec requirements provides exactly the protection under the same conditions.
Any Shell synthetic engine oil -- Pennzoil, Motomaster, etc. -- rates as the best non-boutique synthetic oil. By the way, the closed captioning for this upload calls Liqui-Moly "leaky moly."
Most Motorcycle riders prefer to use Amsoil 100% Synthetic lubes. Shell themselves once told me they thought Amsoil was far superior to anything on the market today, including anything they put out. Amsoil is the first to make a synthetic oil when no one ever heard of it, you can go up to 25,000 miles on and oil change, they have beat out any of these others in about ever test they have been up against. Pissoil is like using water. I use only Amsoil in my truck and cars.
For me and my CLK 230 KOMPRESSOR from 1998 206000km. the best oil is the Millers EE Performance 5W40 with nano drive technology i change between 8000 and 10000km. and this oil is still dark yellow or brown but not black like castrol or mobil 1 for example Millers Oils Only thanks
I am not paying for the name on the label and my Cummins with way over 500 k on it (as well as the VW, Subaru & Chevy) and me are very happy with "Milesyn" from WallyWorld.
The nice thing about amzoil is They specialize in all kinds of different applications, So I use it and everything I have from a super charge Mustang to a a Harley To a diesel truck to a generator Also snow blower Everything Free shipping 25% off!!!👍
Guys never ever drive your engine to 15000 miles on 1 change, i prefer to stick with a good brand name with acceptable price and change your oil every 3 to 4 thousand miles at max. I've been using Hyundai xteer for the past 2 years i can tell you that this product is error free
What do you base your ratings on? Manufacturers claims? Manufacturers data? Or do you base your ratings on how much you were paid. The entire video looks like a scam.
@@markwarnberg9504 those certifications don't mean anything in real world testing. Project farm for example test different brands with real conclusions.
@@Riley1524 I think your missing my point. Project Farms tests the differnt brands and shows if one brand has a bigger additive package in it like in the cold viscosity testing. I am pointing out that ALL OILS on the market meet the vehicle manufacturers "minamum requirments" as stated on the bottle that showes the API/ILSAC rating.
I just recently learned about Tribodyn lubricants and I'm very impressed. I have a 2010 Toyota Camry 2.5L four cylinder with the 6 Speed Manual Transmission. I had some synchronizers issues with 3rd gear. New Transmission was installed with new clutch kit from the Toyota Dealership. Found out thru Toyota forum's, that the problem is 3rd gear is not getting enough gear oil on it. I switch to Tribodyn gear oil and the grinding while shifting to 3rd gear went away.
Click bait, there's only one synthetic oil in this payed commercial and that's amsoil, all the rest are full synthetic, if you don't know the differences, look it up.
I bought a Ford F-350 with a 6.8 V10 in it with 210K miles back in 2014. Been using Valvoline High mileage 5-30 full synthetic ever since at 5k change intervals. It has 336K now, and no leaks, not burning, no nothing....
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So what tests did YOU do? Its seems that all you did was put a collection of synthetic motor oils together and then read from their sales pamphlets.
Not only that, but if you read the text and listen closely to the voice, you'll realize this "review" is a series of ads probably assembled by A.I. You can hear it in the voice and even read odd grammar in the text. You'll read and hear small mistakes almost as if it was translated from another language. I suspect it's an A.I. generated presentation. A.I. articles are becoming more common inline. They have a certain "writing" style.
@@tomm2509 I agree that this is likely the case. I absolutely HATE shlt videos like this.
This is solely reading the label with no testing
If you need proof go to a UA-cam channel call project farm . Type in project farm motor oil he did a lot of testing of motor oils and Amsoil did come out # 1 he had all the big name synthetic oils and ran Numerous tests . He tests just about anything from oil to Portable car Compressor pumps it’s a great channel check it out he has over 2 million Subscribers
@@JW-gs8wk ua-cam.com/video/gWLf5kUoZ7k/v-deo.html Enjoy!!!
I have used Walmart's Super Tech oil for years without any problems. Yeah the other oils might test slightly better but they all do the job just fine. A good analogy is when you're at the gas pump and you can choose hi grade/premium gas, mid grade, or regular. All 3 will work just fine in your car with minimal difference (unless you have a high performance car...). So why pay for premium when regular is just fine?
It's Amsoil. I love my Amsoil Signature series diesel oils capability to run up to 25.000 miles before change for my Nissan Pickup then 60.000 miles in heavy off and on road trucks. It's also the original inventor of 100% full synthetics.
If you talk about oil amsoil is number 1
Been using Mobil 1 since 96k in my CVPI. Now has 232k, runs great and doesn't burn oil. I go 7500 between changes and at 7500 the oil still feels good. My guess is I could really change it every 10k. I'll bet all these oils work well and have very little difference between them.
The oil feels good? Like, slippery?
I got 350k one of of my CVPIs that I’ve ran exclusively just Amsoil from ownership, my other one I’ve ran Mobil 1 and honestly I think it’s just frequent oil changes that matter.
As an engine machinist and builder of 28 years... Going to 7500 is pushing it. There is no oil on the market that doesn't get contaminated with combustion byproducts. There is no oil filter on the market that can filter out combustion byproducst from any oil. 5000 miles is the most I'd recommend. Once you get past that, the byproducts from combustion become very acidic and start breaking down value stem seals, o-rings and gaskets. As far as what brand of oil to use... As long as it meets the manufacturers specification it really doesn't matter.
Been using Mobil 1 in my trucks for the last 20 years until my last oil change in my '07 Ram 2500. Tried Penzoil UP and I am quite surprised. Definitely notice an improvement in mileage which I thought was hogwash. Runs smoother, quieter, and gets better MPG. I'm sold on Penzoil UP.
Initially I had some reservations with Amsoil, I know they’re good oil to begin with (all the oils are in this video are) but it won me over completely when I saw how clean my engine internal was after its head cover opened(dealer mech was very impressed) and it had very negligible oil consumption (ford 2.0 turbo eco boost). Did not need to top up even after 10K KM. I switched over from Castrol Edge fully synthetic and ran with amsoil over 5 years. My Honda 2003 V6 switched over from Mobil 1 also felt more lively. My Mazda CX-9 2.5 Turbo loves it too. So yes I am very pleased and have full confidence to continue with Amsoil Signature Series.
I run Amsoil in everything I own! Diesel truck, Harley, Subaru, Yamaha Grizzly, mower, chainsaw!! Outstanding product and I use their oil filters!! Highly recommend it!!
My auto manual states 5W30 and it doesn't specifically mention a name brand, and to change engine oil every 3000 miles. With that being said I buy whichever is cheaper and my hat goes to Super Tech. My auto is running strong with no smelly burnt odor and no smoke from the exhaust.
I have used Castrol only in every automobile I have owned. I needed an oil change last week and took it to the oil change center and they only had Valvoline and Pennzoil. They said Pennzoil is good but I have seen the inside of Pennzoil engine and I would NEVER USE PENNZOIL EVER so I went with Valvoline and so far I am satisfied with my choice of Valvoline as my only go to oils are Castrol and Valvoline.
Not an expert but I think that using any synthetic oil it's much better than conventional oil and the difference among synthetic oils it's not that significant, so to me it's not worth It to pay up to three times the cost from one synthetic oil to another.
So I'll stick with any synthetic oil with synthetic filter, changing them regularity.
You nailed it. Any "premium" oil provides the same protection as any other oil with the same specs and approvals, including "house" branded oil from Costco or Shitmart. To say one is better than another is idiocy.
Make sure that its built upon a synthetic base stock. Most synthetic oils don't.
Havoline Pro-DS is excellent. Been using it since 2019 on my Toyota Sienna SE when GF6 began rolling out all over. I change every six months regardless of miles and it averages about 4k and oil looks hardly dark.
Pennzoil made the switch to making the oil from natural gas , so I'm running it now ( I was using Amsoil ) ...230k running like new and the oil is staying clean longer ..! 1/3 the cost of Amsoil...!
Castrol Edge
I've been using Amsoil in my 94 Ford ranger after the 1000 mile break-was complete. At 160,000 miles it still lays rubber. INDEPENDENT TESTS PROVED ITS THE BEST. I change it once a year. (It's good for 1 year/25,000 k miles.
@X X once a year. It's good for 1 year/25,000 k miles
It’s a 94 with 160,000 it doesn’t get drove much
It’s the best but for price penzoil ultra platinum is a way better deal and performance wise is just a hair behind
@@keithbrash1450 it's not far enough behind that I won't run it.
Although more expensive, I stick with Amsoil. Save more in the long run with less oil changes throughout my cars lifespan compared to more frequent oil changes with the cheaper oil. Over 350k miles on my crown Victoria been running Amsoil since I got it at 115k miles!!
Amsoil is king, but if I had to get something off the shelf, I'll go with penzoil ultra platinum.
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What Amsoil do you use? Amsoil OE, Amsoil XL or their Top Dog Asmoil Signature Series? I use the OE mainly in my 2013 Tacoma and my 2013 Santa Fe XL and change it every 6 months since I only put about 3,000 to 4,000 miles a year. But my Camry I use the Amsoil XL since I put about 12,000 to 15,000 miles a year.
@@BOSS-xy8op I run signature
@@Ace-rw3ml Is the Signature Series that much better than the Amsoil XL?
Use what you get the best results from. I went back and forth on Castrol and Havoline. I get better mileage and it’s lasts longer on Havoline. Had Mobil 1 and it gave me the same results as the Havoline Pro DS
Yes Amsoil is the best pao oil. Redline & royal purple are also pao oils I believe. Amsoil wrote the book and has independent tests to back up their claims. Finally a video recognizing the true king of real pao oils!
If not going to use boutique oils, here is list of the best without spending a lot of money
1 Mobil 1 Full synthetic
2. Manufacture oil with approval for your car
3 Shell/Pennzoil/QS/etc
The most important, you need to follow your car manufacture approvals
I use Mobil 1. Ever since I put Mobil1 and a conventional oil in the freezer overnight and saw the difference in flow rates. I'm sold. Mobil1 was one of the first Synthetic, most experienced, so they should know best, how to make a great oil.
I agree Amsoil is the best..... BUT....... at 2 1/2 to THREE times as expensive as Penz Ultra.. Its not 300% better.... nope.. I'll settle for Penz Ultra and pocket the diff. Personal preference.
Does penzoil make like transmission fluid and such?
Try Basic from Amazon, you´ll save even more money, your car will never notice the differance!
@@anthonyjulson8840 Pennzoil does make transmission fluids
why I it the best?
Just wondering if any of these oils work as good in a Ford diesel engine?
Stephen Cooper, the Shell Rotella T-6 oil is formulated for diesel engines.
Since some of us are in EU, most of the these oils are hardly available here. But here is my positive experience over 8 cars so far.
Ravenol
Motul
Mobil 1
Total
Shell
They are in no particular order. On my current Volvo V70 2.4D I will try the Petronas Syntium 3000 AV 5/40 and see how it is. Read only good comments about it. I also wanted to try Amsoil and found an official importer but the oil they offer for my car is 5/30 and I am looking at 5/40, so I have to skip on it.
Излъгах се да гледам този посредствен клип... аз с бай Вълчо не намерих нищо различно в Amsoil Signature 5W30 A5/B5 като разход на масло и сега тествам Mobil 1 ESP LV 0W30 A5/B5 на осмака - поздрави Иво 😄
Those are excellent oils
Im a firm believer in Amsoil as well.
As an Amsoil dealer, I thank you for the video.
In the end,right amount, right viscosity and clean oils is the best oils in an engine
No mention of Schaeffers oil, used mobil 1 for years, started using Schaeffers about 15 years ago
Best by far!
I've used Pennzoil my whole life (unless the garage changes the oil).
My list is different:
1.liqui moly/ amsoil
2.royal purple
3. Moble1
4.shell/castro/Vavoline
5.pennzoil
You Professor? You Home is a laboratorium 🤣
U r right ams rules!!!
For motorcycles, BellRay or Torco.
Synthetic oil can tolerate heat better than standard oil.
It does not break down as easily and will continue lubricating long after conventional oil is losing its ability to lubricate.
I use amsoil formulated for motorcycles in my Harley. It now has 88,000 miles and is as quiet as other similar engines with only 20000 miles.
The Jeep with diesel engine gets the Shell Rotella T6. That has 265000 miles and starts and runs great.
I have watched videos of people testing the lubrication qualities of oil. Synthetic of any brand is better than petrol oil.
Ravenol Germany oil top of top 💥
Schaeffer 9000
They have been in business since the 1800's they know lubricants!
Whis they would have gotten a mention.....
Anyone can read the labels,some actual testing would be nice for useful information how about penrite hpr full synthetic or ConocoPhillips gt1
I only ever use penrite, some good unbias testing has been done by a bloke on youtube called project farm. bit hard to find all the oil testss he did in a shootout type test of a number of different oils
I agree that this review is nonsense 🤣
Have u tried Motul?
Liqui moly also best oil
There is absolutely zero debating that amsoil is the best quality oil on this list. Or compared to any oil not on this list. If you think otherwise, you’re just wrong. Sorry. BUT if you are looking for something you can buy at Walmart or your auto parts store, castrol and pennzoil are great options.
Clearly this video was produced for the American market, as NO mention is made of other well known brands available here in UK.
Products like Mobil 1 ESP , that I continue to use in my CRV 2-2 diesel & MB E220 d Cabrio.
I note various comments that feature Mobil1, for those people, you should all try Mobil1 ESP if its available where you live.
Feel the difference. Good luck !
What i find stupid is that oil manufacturers don't put a warning label on the containers for "High Mileage" oil that it should only be used on leaky engines.
The Best : RAVENOL ( Germany )
Yes Ravenol top of top 💥
I miss my PETRONAS Syntium 0W30, @40 bucks 5 liter...
I run rotella on my bikes, my Porsche, my truck, my lawnmower! I would deep fry pork chops with rotella if it was harmless!
Sorry, but this list is utterly meaningless. Any engine oil meeting the same API and Euro spec requirements provides exactly the protection under the same conditions.
Mannol for me, Amsoil too expensive in Malaysia
I get my Mannol from Amazon, great price, the last batch has the newest ILSAC GF6A rating.
Havoline baby!!
Amsoil and Penrite oils are great options.
Any Shell synthetic engine oil -- Pennzoil, Motomaster, etc. -- rates as the best non-boutique synthetic oil. By the way, the closed captioning for this upload calls Liqui-Moly "leaky moly."
Most Motorcycle riders prefer to use Amsoil 100% Synthetic lubes. Shell themselves once told me they thought Amsoil was far superior to anything on the market today, including anything they put out.
Amsoil is the first to make a synthetic oil when no one ever heard of it, you can go up to 25,000 miles on and oil change, they have beat out any of these others in about ever test they have been up against.
Pissoil is like using water. I use only Amsoil in my truck and cars.
For me and my CLK 230 KOMPRESSOR from 1998 206000km. the best oil is the Millers EE Performance 5W40 with nano drive technology i change between 8000 and 10000km. and this oil is still dark yellow or brown but not black like castrol or mobil 1 for example Millers Oils Only thanks
I used Redline in all my cars
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on what technical analyzed investigation is the crap line up based ? and yall never heard of Motul ?
Are these oil good for both petrol and diesel engines?
Jagayong, the Shell Rotella T-6 is formulated for Diesel engines. The remainder of these oils focus on gasoline engines.
Motul....? very popular in india
Amsoil,the best oil bar none.
Both Motul and Liqui Molly are Better then any of those
💀amsoil slams both of those by a mile and there is absolutely zero debating that
Were Ravenol?!
Eneos for my toyota
Castrol brand you can trust.
I am not paying for the name on the label and my Cummins with way over 500 k on it (as
well as the VW, Subaru & Chevy) and me are very happy with "Milesyn" from WallyWorld.
The nice thing about amzoil is They specialize in all kinds of different applications, So I use it and everything I have from a super charge Mustang to a a Harley To a diesel truck to a generator Also snow blower Everything Free shipping 25% off!!!👍
You can get MOBIL1 under the Walmart Brand for Alot Less 🤑
Pencil number one
Guys never ever drive your engine to 15000 miles on 1 change, i prefer to stick with a good brand name with acceptable price and change your oil every 3 to 4 thousand miles at max. I've been using Hyundai xteer for the past 2 years i can tell you that this product is error free
What do you base your ratings on? Manufacturers claims? Manufacturers data? Or do you base your ratings on how much you were paid. The entire video looks like a scam.
All I use is Amsoil
Thanks for the info.
Amsoil is the best and why I use it on EVERY engine I own .
Amsoil is the Best I been using it for years.
Lol you're reading the brochures off the websites of the oils mentioned. What independent test have you done?
All the testing has been done, say´s on the bottle..API/ILSAC TESTED.
@@markwarnberg9504 those certifications don't mean anything in real world testing. Project farm for example test different brands with real conclusions.
@@Riley1524 I think your missing my point. Project Farms tests the differnt brands and shows if one brand has a bigger additive package in it like in the cold viscosity testing. I am pointing out that ALL OILS on the market meet the vehicle manufacturers "minamum requirments" as stated on the bottle that showes the API/ILSAC rating.
nº 1 Red line , nº 2 Ravenol, nº 3 liqui Moly, nº 4 Penzzoil, the rest more o less
far the best of the best ...AMSOIL
AMSOIL IS #1
Great video
Where is Petronas??
Amsoil hands down
I use baby oil, nvr had a issue...
Tribodyn Oil has all these beat by a Mile.
I just recently learned about Tribodyn lubricants and I'm very impressed. I have a 2010 Toyota Camry 2.5L four cylinder with the
6 Speed Manual Transmission. I had some synchronizers issues with 3rd gear. New Transmission was installed with new clutch kit from the Toyota Dealership. Found out thru Toyota forum's, that the problem is 3rd gear is not getting enough gear oil on it. I switch to Tribodyn gear oil and the grinding while shifting to 3rd gear went away.
Tribodyn also help improved my gas mileage since now my manual transmission doesn't have to work so hard.
Click bait, there's only one synthetic oil in this payed commercial and that's amsoil, all the rest are full synthetic, if you don't know the differences, look it up.
Never ever put high mileage oil in any car UNLESS it drips oil then ya go ahead otherwise keep using what she's been drinking all these yeara
I bought a Ford F-350 with a 6.8 V10 in it with 210K miles back in 2014. Been using Valvoline High mileage 5-30 full synthetic ever since at 5k change intervals. It has 336K now, and no leaks, not burning, no nothing....
You forgot STP
motul is the best motor oil.
Amsoil FTW!
sir bike me 10 saal purana seald pack oil daal sakte hai kya pls han ya na
Im just here to say. Amsoil is the best. 👍
Valvoline is all you need and not break the bank....
I ve used wesson cooking oil it worked well
Benzo number one
So tired of robo narration…….much like calling a call center and never getting to talk to a real person. Thumbs down.
Leaky Moly!?! lol
The best motor oil is the one that is recommended by your vehicle manufacturer.
Castrol Syntec 5W-50 is a White man's oil....
Racist
So there’s a synthetic blend on this list? Bs. Dislike.
😂😂