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Let's see. I could never catch up with some of you. 1. Two 5L jugs of Motul 8100 X-clean 5W40. 2. Six qts Mobil 1 ESP 5W-30 3. 10 5qt. jugs of Mobil 1 ESP 0W-30 The reason for the 10 5 quart jugs of ESP 0W-30 is only because of probable high costs coming up, but also possible shortages...

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That's exactly what I would do. Nothing below C3 or A3/B4 in my cars.

My choice is Mobil 1 ESP 0W-30. I like it because of its HTHS 3.5 cst which gives higher wear protection than thinner oils. My two cars run really well with this choice of mine. I don't want to use anything less than a C3 or A3/B4 in my engines.

I have a 2008 civic I purchased new. Before I took the car I talked with the service manager, asking if using a 30 grade would void the warranty of this car. He replied that this would not affect the warranty. My point is -- I've been using 30 and 40 grades. The car still runs like it's new. I...

I had the same experience as this. I ordered 2 jugs of Mobil 1 ESP 0W30. I was later told that the order had to be canceled because it wasn't available at that time.

I don't get to top off on my cars. The 2008 Honda Civic, which I bought new has never consumed or leaked any oil and it remains at the full mark till I do an oci. Next, my 2020 Chevy Equinox is not an oil burner, so I don't have to do any top offs on it.

I've just ordered another two five quarts jugs of Mobil 1 ESP 0w30 from Walmart. This adds to the 6 jugs I already have.

Me too. I'm 87 years old and I still do the changes in mine also.

I also have a fumoto valve on my two cars. For me this is very helpful. However since I'm 87 years and sometimes a bit slow the oil change takes me a bit longer than the time you can do it in.

I've done several roadside oil changes in non crowded places when doing long trips. One time I just parked as far away on the parking lot as I could at a motel. I never left a mess, however.

Me too. When I got home I changed the oil to a 5W-30 right away. I need my cars to have a long lifetime with me. At the present time I'm using only Mobil 1 0W-30 in both of my cars.

Prices can be a bit unstable now. When I ordered two more jugs of Mobil 1 ESP 0w30 yesterday the prices were available only after I put them into the cart.

Several or so weeks ago I purchased four more Mobil 1 0w-30 5 quart jugs,with what I had that gives me 3 years of changes in my two cars. Then several links posted here enlightened me on the continuing rise in costs, plus the likelihood of some oils becoming unavailable got my attention and I...

I use Mobil 1 ESP 0W-30 in my cars. I like the extra wear protection and the ESP 0W-30 has an HTHS of 3.5, so I feel really well with it.

I also use the Fumoto valves on my two cars. They work fine for me.

I already had enough for another year for the two cars of mine. I did pickup four 5 QT of Mobil 1 0W-30 ESP that will take me out another two years. I did this to be prepared in case supplies might be difficult or impossible as time goes by.

On a new car that I purchased many years ago the instructions on oil usage was the following as closely recall "...select an oil and stick with it.." I see on BITOG that owners use many mixes and it seems no problems come up with that. I don't do any mixing but it seems like it would cause no...

I drove my car home from the dealer and immediately drained it and put in a Mobil 5W-30 oil.

Two days ago I went to O'Reilly and picked up two 5qt. Mobil 1 ESP 0W30. Today I returned there to pickup two more ESP 0W-30s and they are sold out. So, I went over to Auto Zone and got 2 more 5Qt containers of the ESP 0W-30. I already had 5 containers of ACEA C-3 oils, for the 3.5 HT/HS that I...