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Yes sir, and doesn’t use any oil to speak of.

2018 Honda CRV 1.5T 191,772 miles (Mother in-laws Car) Out- STP 0w20 & Honda 5k oci In- Supertech 0w20 & Napa Proformer

Had the LIM done at 88k. Now at 115k the transmission is starting to get the firm shifts between 1-2 and 3-4. I’m going to try and squeeze by a little longer before I have it rebuilt.

Back in a Hyundai old friend? Very nice!

My Mother in-laws 2018 CRV 1.5T has 190k miles on it and has never had an issue. I’ve maintained it off and on its entire life ising 0w20 in different flavors. Oil change intervals are usually between 5-6k. Now she does live out in the country so she drives 15+ minutes any time she starts it...

I guess you can call it a panic buy. Just wanted to make sure I had enough to get through 2027. Figured that was a reasonable timeline. Plus avoiding at a minimum short term price hikes. Rural King 4 jugs Providence 10w30 synthetic (riding mowers and generator). 5 jugs Providence synthetic...

Awesome, served you well! This one has been in the family since new. We took it over 5 years ago with 24k on it. I’ll drive her until she won’t anymore 😂

2000 Buick Century Out - Napa Proformer Engine, Cabin and PCV. 25k on all In- Same

2000 Buick Century 3.1, 112,600 miles Out- Castrol GTXHM 5w30 & Ac Delco 5k oci In- Castrol GTXHM 5w30 & EcoGard

My Daily is a 2000 Buick Century with the 3.1. It had 24k on it when I inherited it 5 years ago and has 108k on it now. It gets 5w30 High Mileage SynBlend in different flavors. Valvoline Maxlife, Castrol GTX, Providence (rural king). OCI’s are 5k. Engine doesn’t use any amount to speak of...

Absolutely! 😂 Is that the first time using the EP Carquest filter? I’ve been curious how well they hold up.

2000 Buick Century 107,700 miles Out - Castrol GTX High Mileage 5w30 & AcDelco 4.9k oci In - Same

We bought new a 2016 Santa Fe with the 2.4. When we sold it with 100k it still didn’t use any oil and ran perfect. I used 5w30 every 5k.

I dont currently have any Providence in my stash. But I’m gonna check next time I go to Rural King. I do have a few jugs of Supertech that were on sale Black Friday. Looks like it’s similar wording as the Pennzoil I got.

2018 Honda CRV 1.5 AWD 186,767 miles (Mother In-law’s Car) Out - Supertech 0w20 & Napa Proformer 4k oci In - STP 0w20 & Honda Did it a little early but the weather was nice while she was out for a visit.

I switch to 5w30 this year in my 21 Ram. We had a couple days this month that were -3 degrees F. There was no codes present. So I’m not sure at what temperature and what weight the sensor would be able to tell.

I’ve always done the first oil change at about 1K then at 5K. Then proceeded every 5k-ish after that. Side note. On his last oil video Amsoil still held up better than most even with its SS formulation several years old now. I’m excited to see what their new SS formulation is like here soon...

Fast delivery from Walmart. I’m pretty sure this is the first oil I’ve purchased even in the past few months that had the SQ rating on it. I’ve gotten Castrol Edge, Castrol GTX High Mileage, Pennzoil Ultra Platinum and Tractor supply brand all still SP. Just an observation.