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I just buy the oem. You can’t go wrong with oem oil and air filters

You can use this website to look up. You will need the UPC to locate the product however. http://links.giveawayoftheday.com/msds.walmartstores.com/

KOST USA, Inc. 1000 Tennessee Avenue Cincinnati Ohio 45229 United States Phone:(513) 492-5564 [email protected] http://msds.walmartstores.com/client/document?productid=1639069&productguid=274efe54-869c-4e4b-a401-47a205818d95&DocumentKey=undefined&HazdocumentKey=undefined&MSDS=0&subformat=NAM

I used to run SAE 30 SJ/CD oil in my first Gen Honda CRV for couple OCIs. The engine ran pretty smooth without any issue. The engine otherwise saw full synthetic 5w-40 in most of its life. I sold the car at 360,000 km and it’s still running strong at that time.

Yeah..no clearance. Rang up full price at the counter. The staff must have placed those new bottles in the old cleared PYB spots. The manager's like "this ain't cheap stuff no way we are selling it for $2". Well, I guess I will eventually see it go for $2 sooner or later...

Went to my local AutoZone to dump used oil and found a new pennzoil product I never seen before. The label is very similar to PUP but in pure black. 5w-20 and 5w-30 on the shelf. What intrigued me is that it is already on clearance price for $2/quart despite it's on the newest api SP rating. Has...

Great oil and a very clean and spotless engine! Is the car mostly driven on the highway?

I just put 4.5 quarts of Quaker state 5w-20 conventional last week in my new 2020 corolla 2.0 SE. Factory fill 0w-16 after 4000 miles of highway driving still looks nice and clear. I feel no change in acceleration and fuel economy switching to 5w20 from 0w16. I use the oil simply because it's...

2020 Toyota Corolla SE 2.0 6spd 3094 miles Out: 0W-16 factory fill. In: Quaker state conventional 5w-20 Toyota OE filter

Originally Posted by pleopard Originally Posted by Cdn17Sport6MT I'm not sure I'd flinch at $20/qt. I suspect it takes < 2 qts... mebe 3. The long term negative effects on the speedgear dogteeth, the synchro sleeve dog teeth, and the rolling element bearings (due to the circulating swarf) - and...

Originally Posted by MolaKule There is no such thing as a 75W monograde. The "W" designation is for Multigrades that contain Viscosity Index Improvers or have base oils to span the tested viscosity range without VII's. Castrol list their SAE 10W products as "monograde"...

Originally Posted by pleopard Originally Posted by Cellist Recently purchased a 2020 4 door corolla SE 6-speed and I have exact same feeling as OP does. It's embarrassing and annoying when driving in slow and heavy traffic and you need to down-shift to 1st gear! I've also test-driven a Jetta...

Recently purchased a 2020 4 door corolla SE 6-speed and I have exact same feeling as OP does. It's embarrassing and annoying when driving in slow and heavy traffic and you need to down-shift to 1st gear! I've also test-driven a Jetta manual and it shifts way better.

Originally Posted By: BHopkins Everyone's tolerance is different. And it depends on the purpose of the trip. Is it sightseeing? Or are you getting to a destination? My wife and I have traveled almost 1000 miles in a day. But it makes for a very long, tiring day. Typically, I find about 700 - 800...

Just been here in US recently and got a 2017 accord 4 cyl recently. I am planing a couple of road trips since I am pretty enjoying driving but I have no idea about the longest daily distance which is tolerable. I'd like to hear your idea and also what vehicle was driven. Thanks!

Hi there. I've been viewing this forums for years without an account. Just been to US as a grad student. Just want to share my previous car which I use in Taiwan till this summer. The car has 350000 km when I sold it and it looks perfectly clean filled with already 10000km of AMSoil SSO 0w-30...