Any chance we'd ever see supertech/amazon/kirkland in a 0w30 flavor? I think I'd run this year round in my vehicles especially in my Van which is loving the 5w30 Supertech I filled in the spring that's not burning a drop all of a sudden. It's probably a longshot but one can dream right?
Any chance at Warren 0w30?
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Aren't 0W typically a higher grade oil vs 5W and 10W counterparts? Plus cold weather starting living where winters can get pretty cold.
Yes, at nearly double the cost.If you want a 0w30, Mobil 1 AFE is readily available. Has a nice low Noack of 8.7% too.
Does it get below -30f? Go with Buster's recommendation .
For a superior product as you ask above.
I would guess it is unlikely Walmart will market a Supertech 0W-30 considering the demonstrated limited market. Walmart sells what sells. Could some other brand that uses Warren products do so? Maybe, but also unlikely for the same reason.
It's around $27 for a 5qt jug. How expensive is your engine? lol (Not that a Warren product isn't good enough)
This is my point. I don't do 10K+ oil changes on a 15 year old van. I've seen dozens of perfectly acceptable warren UOA's over the past year or so on this site. I use the Honda MM and it usually means around 7K max which is well within the range of supertech capability. Spending double on M1 would be foolish for 7K OCI.
Why 5w takes you to -39 F. You expecting a cold winter?
Maybe it's in my head that all new oil for new cars is 0w based stuff.
There are few if any approvals or licenses that require a 0W winter rating. I can't think of one off the top of my head.
So what's with everything under the sun going 0w20 even big pickups? 5w20 not good enough?
You have to ask Warren?
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My guess is there is not a big demand (0w30 oil fill caps) and a bit expensive to blend at the price point the private label blenders need to hit.
My 2020 RAM Hemi 5.7L uses 5W-20, it's on the 710 cap and it's the only grade recommended in the owners manual.
