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2018 Nissan Altima In : Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 0w20, Fram Endurance 6607 with white wire backed media and e core. Out : HPL PCMO 10w30, Beck Arnley Filter. Ran the HPL for 10K miles, changed the filter at 5K. Also a Beck Arnley. Only observations was the old oil definitely had more a red hue...

I bought an endurance 6607 today for 8 bucks. Looking inside it was wire backed e core

It along with the purolator filters made for walmart should be on the shelf in the next 2 weeks. All stores oil and filter section is undergoing a "modular" change. If it's not then that stores late to getting it set. Supertech 0w16 is another new one here. From a reliable source.

Platinum and the regular Prestone sold at Walmart is definitely green. Supertech is yellow.

If it's the nissan those seem to leak more from the metal tpms than other makes in my experience. Had to "recore"/replace the valve and seal on many.

Got a 12 qt box of HPL Pcmo 10w30 with 1 qt of ec cleaner. With the 5 qt needed for the altima and 4 qt needed for the camry I had 2 qts leftover. After much deliberation used the leftover to change the oil in my Cub Cadet 22hp Kohler engine 😆

I rarely torque wheels over 100 ft/lbs for this reason... diesels and heavy duty being the exception. Never had a wheel come off.

Just saw there's a new dexter prequel on showtime right now, considered getting it just to watch.

I like my shops Rotary Lifts much better than the newer Challengers.

My 2016 nissan rogue had a "filter" at the end of the drain ports that made no sense and caused some headliner damage. Had to remove the windshield wiper cowl and remove said worthless filter Nissan decided to use.

The rogue sport uses a different battery than the rogue. H5 isn't available in value to my knowledge. Rogue uses a much more common 35 group size

I've bought it from rockauto before

Bought a 12 pack of HPL PCMO 10w30 👍 was hesitant at first because of price but the discount code and wanting the best for my vehicles prevailed.

I'd consider getting some universal ones from Walmart, DT, etc... they're rubber stems and can be programmed in house. The metal ones corrode and can be a problem later down the road. I know programmed and installed it's 30 a wheel at Walmarts Auto Care center.

I see, I bought mine from TSC and wouldn't ever consider going into business with it. Handles my 3 acres bi-weekly well enough.