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I have 99 Caravan. I put Monroe "Premium" strut assemblies on it 5 years ago. They make a loud groaning noise when the temp falls below 40 degrees F. No more Monroe for me.

Didn't we just have paper published by GM on here say that by far the most important wear factor is cold starts and oil type and grade were of little importance. Walmart oil and filter will work well for %99 percent of the cars on the road.

UPDATE Price drop to $33. Starting tomorrow. Now I have to make room for more.....this could be a problem.

Until May 20th. 5 liters of their OE synthetic oil [made by shell?] and an OE pro-series oil filter. This is a very well made filter. Ya never know when the price of motor oil is gonna rise.

Valvoline operates quick oil change locations in Canada called "Great Canadian Oil Change". You could call a location near you.

The owner's manual for my old dodge van says to use the ph-st 16 oil filter for up to 15,000 miles. I don't think so.

Most tires on large aircraft are recapped.

This might help

If the system is made for DOT3 [ DOT3 on the cap] I can't see how adding a fluid that meets that spec can be the wrong thing to do.

How long can an engine last when treated this way? Remember, no good deed goes unpunished! She puts in some of your used oil. The next day the engine seizes, then what?

Do I think the GDI engine in my 2016 Hyundai is a good engine? Absolutely not. Do I change the oil more than any other car I have owned? Nope. You can't fix a poorly made machine with slightly cleaner lubrication.

I think it's more about the design of the structure where the wheels retract up into. Put the equipment in the cheapest/easiest positions and make the gear conform to what room is left.

Maybe you're right. They look perfectly good at twice the recommend change interval. You've convinced me, I'm not going to change my air filter this year. It feels better to just sit down and have a beer anyways.

I run my air filters about twice as long as the owner's manual specifies. Air filters do a better job as they collect dirt. This way my engine is in better shape and I've saved time and money. Drives the same before and after the filter is changed.

Maybe here... https://www2.wixfilters.com/Lookup/FilterBySize.aspx

I would give this a try... https://parts.gmparts.com/product/acdelco-gm-original-equipment-cooling-system-sealing-tabs-4-g-12378255?srsltid=AfmBOorTUvYwbQP3qJ9adFzHM45NfcmKMlCvgsw-7xx604anFFSF4ivV

People [kids] are all different. One of my sons went to university and is now a teacher. Can't start a lawnmower. My daughter wanted a car with a manual transmission and now she drives trains.

My wife drives her GDI car on short, 10 minute trips, a few times every week. If I get the car up to operating temperature, even if for only 10 minutes, once a week I do not notice and increase in oil level. I do not smell fuel on the dipstick either.

The center tube has a very large diameter so the filter media/area cannot be very large. Not a good candidate for extended use.

Here is one such blade.