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My 2022 manual says 0w20 in USA, 5w30 elsewhere. 5000k normal, 7500 severe.

Owner of 2022 Mazda CX-5 2.5L NA. 2300 miles on it now. 0-2000 miles factory fill. 2000-5000 miles Kirkland 0w20, Supertech 10k filter. 3 FREE dealer 5000 miles changes next. Then Kirkland 0w20 every 7500 miles with Supertech 10k filter. We also own a 2014 Mazda 3 with 2.0 NA. Bought it new...

No mountains in Minnesota, but towing a 9,000 lb travel trailer all over the US, (42 states). Plus a 2 spot car trailer loaded close to 11,000 lbs couple times a month. Dont care what the manual states... It seems like a bunch of planet huggers write it. Oh and yes of course I know more than the...

I have a 2016 Yukon XL with 5.3. 0w20 required is a bunch of cafe non sense 0w20 in winter light towing ok Summer 5w30 or 10w30 Towing in summer 5w40 or 10w40 Period

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If your snow falls are not huge and driveway not big I would keep the lawn boy. But if you spend an hour blowing after every storm, then for sure upgrade. 824 QXE is the sweet middle. Love it.

I got the SnowMaster 824 QXE. Since i work for Toro and we can get them for a nice price, I have had most of our models over the years. The SnowMaster has the throwing power of a 2 stage and a nimbleness of a single stage. Very easy to handle. Powered wheels with Toros personal pace, easy to use...

Well, in a week it snowed 2 times here, around 10 inches. Takes 1.5 hours just to do my property plus I have couple other driveways I do. So hours rack up fast.

The question of the day. Bought a new Toro SnowMaster snow blower, after original fill and ~5 hour run do I go Conventional 5w30 or Synthetic 5w30 and another ~10 hour run for 2nd fill? Then obviously to 5w30 Synthetic for 3rd fill. Im sure it doesnt matter but it bothers me. Lol.

So should I go with this same oil for summer also? I see 215F oil temp in winter but summer 250F. Can I just go to a 50wt for summer? Just a FYI no cat in the n20 so not worried about high zinc/phos levels.

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Edyvw, so I changed the oil on the X3 today, put in the Motul X-Cess 5w40 Gen2. What a difference!!! Noticeably quieter idle. I'd say 90% of the clatter noise the n20 made is gone now. This is coming from famous Castrol 0w40. I am impressed with Motul. What makes it so special?

So is the Motul PAO base?

Thanks edyvw, I ordered Motul X-Cess 5w40 Gen2 for my ticker n20.

Got it, no I backed the tune down to maybe 320hp now. Would be nice to pick oil up locally and not deal with shipping. I have noticed Castrol 5w40 now has LL01 approval. But yeah I might just stick with Motul.

Yes I am worried about my timing chain as my year is prone to it. Also, what about redline 5w40?

Switching from Castrol 0w40 to Rotella T6 5w40 in my BMW X3 n20 (4cyl turbo). Has a mild tune and was thinking 5k intervals. I'd say 75%+ highway but does get driven hard. Being a diesel oil is it a good switch or stay Castrol? Many turbo guys swear by it.

Personal pace is the best thing ever happened for a push mower. Now Toro offers it on their Snowmaster snow blowers. I have both. Love it. Never an issue.

Was the transmission not working or just week? I have 1 of these in my fleet and usually if its starting to get weak its the belt that needs replacing.

Looking for some AMSOIL stickers. Thanks!