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Valvoline recommends that the manufacturer oil change interval should be followed when using Valvoline Restore and Protect.

Odd... every time I have emailed Valvoline, they always have replied to me stating to follow my vehicle manufacturer's recommended oil change interval. I believe they do this for liability reasons. I have never heard of Valvoline, or any other oil company, stating to change their product at 4...

From new and indefinitely.

What year is this 3.6 motor?

Out of curiosity, what temp range do you see? I feel like your cold is COLD. I am located in Northwestern Tennessee, and we see a max range of about 105°F to 0°F (40°C to -17°C). Thankfully, we have extended spring and fall weather, so those extremes are short lived.

It is most certainly getting to be a hit or miss item in my area, especially in the 5w30 flavor. I have 3 Walmart locations in about a 10-mile radius from me and about 50% of the time the Valvoline Restore and Protect shelf is empty while everything else has plenty of stock on the shelf. Side...

8th year of Laboratory Engineering at a large domestic manufacturer's propulsion laboratory. Mostly engine/power train R&D along with agency certification.

"Does it work" depends 100% on what you're wanting it to do.

Like said above, increasing the pressure will increase the center wear. Likewise, decreasing the pressure will decrease the center wear. If you feel like you're having abnormal center wear, decrease the pressure by 1 to 2PSI at time until you find the wear pattern you are looking for. A quick...

These look like a great option. Here is a bit of info from AutoZone's web page.

It's the sweet tea effect. By sweet tea, I mean southern sweet tea made with 2+ cups of sugar per gallon. If you've lived in the south, you know how sweet this is. Hence why the snowbirds skew the data in Florida as compared to the rest of the south.

2025 F150 with 5.0 V8 10,000-miles on truck 5,000-mile OCI Out: Valvoline Restore and Protect 5w30 w/ Carquest Premium filter In: Valvoline Restore and Protect 5w30 w/ Carquest Premium filter

It absolutely will not. No oil will correct faulty parts. I went down the same rabbit hole with my 2025 Jeep Gladiator hoping to avoid the cam eating issue. After about 9k total miles and HPL Premium Plus 0w30 from brand new, the cam failed in spectacular fashion.

I went on Valvoline's website and sent them a message asking for the 0w40 to come to US, just incase they are on the fence.

I'm running Valvoline Restore and Protect 5w30 and Carquest Premium filters in my 2025 F150 with the 5.0 and it has been preforming really well. I dumped the factory fill at 500 miles with subsequent changes at 1.5K, 5K and 10K. Oil analysis at each has shown very low wear numbers and the truck...

I chose to start using Valvoline Restore and Protect 5w30 at 500 miles in my new 2025 F150. I emailed Valvoline asking their recommendation for this new vehicle, they stated the Valvoline Restore and Protect out preforms all of their other offerings.

When considering the oil choice for my new truck, I emailed Valvoline about this directly. I gave them the vehicle info, a 2025 F150 with the 5.0 V8 engine, and said I was looking for the best option for wear protection and cleanliness at 5000-mile change intervals. They stated, very clearly...

2025 Ford F150, 5000 miles, 3000 miles on oil. Out: 5w30 Valvoline Restore and Protect with CQ Premium filter In: 5w30 Valvoline Restore and Protect with CQ Premium filter