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I am sure my post hurts Amsoil I am not an advocate for Amsoil nor a dealer. Its a simple post like the other million UAO on here. Have a blessed day.

Its a cut and paste from an ICO article. I am not in Tribology but the Author is. Again, no need to argue. Maybe you are right. Its just another VOA. Maybe you can do one for use and show us the exact PPM and explain any additives? Dude...chill out.

Not going ti debate here. The additive pack is shown in every oil analysis. The accuracy is questionable but it does tell me if things are on the higher side IF one wanted a longer drain interval. Moly also tells me older Moly vs TRI.

Most of us know that. "Cheap" still gives us a good ballpark PPM of additives.

My guess is the Moly and Boron is not as high. Does that make a difference I am not sure. However there is different quality levels of Boron and Moly.

Yes its their 20k oil. Not sure on base oil or VII. I also sent in a 0W20 Hybrid from them as I have a 2023 Sonata Hybrid and looking to see whats different. Will post when I get it back.

Amsoil changed the XL to Extended Life. Looks much closer to SS and rated for 20,000. Good shot of Moly and Boron.

Trans case can run 75w85. Straight from a Toyota Engineer. It's in my 22 and zero issues.

5w30 all day.

Decision is after many, many UOAs I have done over a 4 to 5 k run any decent oil will provide good results. I also now know Amsoil is not the worth the money in shorter runs. I would never do long runs anyway. CAFE is not getting me :)

Well, if I did 50 back to back with same two products my guess is results would be the same. Which means using Valvoline EP would save me $54 every 4100 miles.

I have it in NY 2020 Tundra. Smooth

Yes.

Still in 5W30 range for a car that calla for 0w20.

Report says 5100 miles on Valvoline EP but that's a typo it was 4100. I will be sticking with Valvoline EP on 5k runs.

If I am wrong then Valvoline lied to me.

With all due respect I don't care what you want. I got my answer from the source. You have Google look up their # and call them.

Valvoline Tech Line (Steve).