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I'm not paying out of my pocket for maintenance on a corporation owned rental car.

Cripe distributing has old school made in USA kobalt tools for around the same prices

It's good oil nonetheless

It's made from re-refined base oil.

Try heat and a good penetrant. You could also remove the check plug and pump out the old fluid. Keep track of how much you removed and fill with the same amount

I use 15w-40 synthetic in my riding mower. Currently using Schaeffer's. For 2 cycle oil I have a stash of Stihl oil that I have been using

He talks about how Pennzoil uses a better Moly and add pack then mobil but they co-own infinium. He also believes that a better ad pack equals a better oil. Clueless

Would that be Ford boss? Sounds like him

Nothing wrong with 3k oci for sure 👍.

D1g3, and API sq/Sp even though that's not a auto maker approval per se

I know it's good oil. No doubt. My point is that for a few extra bucks you can get a major brand with non re-refined base stock

Correct. But Mobil uses gtl in some of it's oils. They get the gtl from shell

This is from yesterday from Warren. Lubricating oils hydro treated spent is re-refined

With the fact supertech is mostly re-refined base stock my choice would be m1

I know. I'm saying based on the specs and approvals it has that it is good in my opinion. With that said I feel like it's priced higher than it should be for an oil that is essentially made from mostly re-refined base. Especially when pppp or m1 is only about 5 bucks more or so per 5qt jug.

No doubt it's good stuff. I just think for it being re-refined the cost should be a lot lower than just a few bucks difference between it and Pennzoil platinum or m1

No just the 10k full synthetic.

Super tech high mileage 5w-30 full synthetic

I just got a SDS from highline warren on the 10k high mileage 5w-30. The first line says lubricating oils hydro treated spent. Essentially it's re refined oil. I don't know how to feel about this?