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I uses anti seize if the studs are dry and puts it where the rim contacts the hub.This is only done when changing over winter and summer tires.

Originally Posted By: Junior96Stang What's the most important thing to look at when looking at oil specs. This is a good question.Can someone link me to some info on this?I will do a read up on this later :-)

Just picked up a 5 l jug of this in 10w30 for my van.However I don't see the starburst sign on it anywhere.Should I still use it? http://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/motomaster-formula-1-high-mileage-motor-oil-5-l-0288909p.html

My son left my 3/8 ratchet outside the ones with the push button to eject the socket.I had it nearly give up on when I seen this concoction and give it a try.It took all of a few mins for this to kick in and made it work like new again.There will always be a bottle of this in my garage from now...

Hi Farmer,I'm from the East Coast and my generators are not used much in the winter only for emergency back up.I never thought of a good synthetic blend.Just looking for a good Summer grade at the moment.

I'm soon going to change the oil on three generators.I'm planning on using a 10w30 in them.Any suggestions on a good oil for these?I'm using a conventional oil at the moment.Any thoughts would be appreciated.