Any reason a good dino wont do 6 months?

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Hi guys, been hammered to death I know, just wondering if theres any reason Castrol GTX wont do 6 month intervals.

I was running synthetic, but with decent sized sump in the Jeep, and roughly 9K miles a year, swapped to conventional. The Mazda still gets syn.
The owners manual allows 6 month/ 6K changes for normal driving. I do a decent highway run every day, with about %30 city driving. Not much idling. I usually cover 4.5K in 6 months.

Would this be fine?.

thanks.
 
""The owners manual allows 6 month/ 6K changes for normal driving. I do a decent highway run every day, with about %30 city driving. Not much idling. I usually cover 4.5K in 6 months""

your answer is right in your post?
 
Yeah, it is sort of. Id say I'm half way between normal and severe service.


I guess it should be fine.


thanks guys.
 
4.5k in 6 months as described, should be no problem on any good dino like GTX. I do 5k or 6 months on name brand dino with my vehicles running dino.
 
gtx is all my fellow new yorkers run, apparently, , and probably yearly, lol. you cant walk 10 feet without hitting your dome on a gtx sign.

but yeah, youll be fine.
 
Two oil changes a year would be perfect in this instance. Castrol GTX can certainly do 4.5K and six months easily (and so can most anything else)...
 
You're good to go!
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I don't see why a good dino can't go 6 months. I have run Maxlife (its a blend) for a year OCI with no apparent problems.
 
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