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Do these redneck idiots always have to throw beer cans on the track when Gordon beats their boy Jr?

I know they are snow rated and have the little snowflake on the mountain symbol but I was curious as to how good they work in light to moderate snow? I'm thinking about buying a set of those or something close next November.

I normally run Pennzoil Platinum but I decided to do some experimenting. I know it's a Group III oil but I'm looking for some feedback on the Syntec.

Looking for some feedback on these tires from anyone who has ever used them.

I can't believe how much they are charging per quart of Mobil 1 these days.I'll stay with Pennzoil Platinum at $3.98 per quart.

I have a Dodge Dakota 4.7 and I have Toyo Open Country ATs. They don't seem to work that good in the snow and I was wondering if anyone has any good tire recommendations. I want something that will dig in the snow but won't wear out in 10,000 miles Thanks in advance.

in his Chevy pickup year round. I wonder if the thing will even turn over?

in a car from brand-new until you junked the car or sold it with over 100,000 miles on it?

I've heard of people with obsessive-compulsive disorder where they are always checking things or constanly washing their hands. I wonder if there has ever been a documented case of someone feeling that their oil needed changed after every time they ran their car because they felt the oil was now...

Is this a common problem and will the coolant tabs work. I'm thinking it's a cracked head or bad head gasket. Any suggestions?

I got tired of EM being evasive about their product information and besides I've never fully forgiven them for the way they handled that massive spill in Alaska years ago.

Quote from RP's site. Royal Purple motor oils are composed of a proprietary formulation of synthetic basestocks and synthetic additives containing iso-paraffinic diluents.

of the doubt. I'm skeptical but until someone comes out with bona-fide proof that they have changed I may still use their oil and filters.

Mobil 1 motor oils are 100% synthetic, utilizing the PAO basestock and proprietary blend of additives that is tailored specifically for each viscosity. Mobil does not discuss specifics about our motor oil formulations.

than Havoline at Wal Mart. It used to be the other way around.

This is my plan for a V6 that was run on the old Quaker State and it's gunked up pretty bad. A mechanic told me not to do it because it would wash the bearings out of it with such a thick oil. I've run 15w-40 in several gas engines and never had any problems. Any suggestions?

Was it just another additive and does it still have it?

My Wal Mart is charging $5.92 for the regular stuff amd $6.92 for the EP.

I'm building a 440 Dodge and I am looking for ideas as to whether run diesel oil or the regular stuff with VSOT?

I put one on my truck since they feel heavily constructed and claim a 99.2% filtering ability.