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I didn’t know that! This is just right. Reason I wanted to possibly blend is ease of not measuring out 3 quarts and having 2 leftover in a big jug. Just seems easier to pour in a 5 qt jug and 3 single quarts and call it a day

Just verifying before I do it. Maintenance is important to me and I wanted to ask people that knew more than I do before I did it. That’s what this forum is for isn’t it?

Both are Warren. I would like to buy the 5gt jugs at Costco and then buy individual quarts from Walmart to keep us easy. Anybody see an issue with this? Any idea how close these oils are?

Yes I do. I’ll message you my number

I have a 2006 Tundra with the 2UZ-FE engine which is notoriously easy on oil. I have a fumoto drain valve so I drain exactly a quart at 5000 miles and replace with a new quart. I'm using Mobil 1 EP with a Fram ultra synthetic filter. Anybody see any in doing this? I started doing this last year...

I bought some a couple years ago that I never used and would sell. It’s the 10w30 Restore, not the regular premium blue and I’m in colorado

The blackstone analysis on all 4 oils is interesting. If nothing else it gives forum members something to consider there. Too bad it was deleted and if Pennzoil had a problem with it I would like to know as I’ve been a loyal Pennzoil user for years

how do you like your 5 star tune?

How’s it going now

Originally Posted by Jetsfan421 Looks like it cut it's use down by about a third. That's noticable results, but you still have a bit to reach that 10k mile mark. Not sure where to get it these days since Ryder fleet closed. They discounted them to get rid of everything and I bought 4 gallons

Originally Posted by tundraotto Originally Posted by Jimzz So will probably be less than $10 a gallon at the warehouse. The 0w20 and 5w30 oil has a $5 price premium if shipped. So if this gets say a $6 instore discount then thats $9 a gallon. Really? Or did you just make that up? He...

Did you ever get the results from the Castrol EP back?

Originally Posted by racin4ds Originally Posted by huntsonora Just bought 4 gallons to use in my 98 12 valve. Probably won't get the oil changed for a few weeks though you spent ~$300 on an oil change for a 98 12 valve?? You realize they don't have the ring sticking issue the newer Cummins...

Just bought 4 gallons to use in my 98 12 valve. Probably won't get the oil changed for a few weeks though

Looking forward to seeing how well it filters

Originally Posted by JustinSL Why not just go with T6 5w-40 for cold weather? I've tried it and it seemed like I got more spots on the driveway with it coming from the tube underneath

My old 12 valve takes 3 gallons of oil. I live in northern Colorado and am thinking about 2 gallons of the T5 15w40 and 1 gallon of the T5 10w30 just to help with colder starts or just go 50/50 Thoughts?

Would the specs be about the same for the Kirkland oil at Costco that Warren manufactures?

That Restore looks to be amazing stuff

Any updates?