For fun let's open this can of worms:
Pretend you have to change the oil on a friends car. It's a regular old daily driver, nothing special about it or the way it's driven.
Friend says he can only afford 10-15 bucks TOPS for oil, say it needs 4 quarts.
What brand of oil would you use in it and what's your justification.
I'll go first
-whatever brand of dino of the correct viscosity was on sale at Wallyworld or Candian Tire, if nothing on sale then the house brand, or maybe the premium house brand. Reason: Get something cheap or don't pay for a brandname. All oil out there is good enough for a daily driver if you change it every 5000km or so (in my humble opinion)
o.k. but i admit i just dropped 36$ at wallmart on friday for a jug of Mobile 1 for my own car and I got a 7$ Napa Gold filter to go with it! However I change oil for some friends on tight budgets and am looking for cheap oils available in canada to give to them.
Pretend you have to change the oil on a friends car. It's a regular old daily driver, nothing special about it or the way it's driven.
Friend says he can only afford 10-15 bucks TOPS for oil, say it needs 4 quarts.
What brand of oil would you use in it and what's your justification.
I'll go first
-whatever brand of dino of the correct viscosity was on sale at Wallyworld or Candian Tire, if nothing on sale then the house brand, or maybe the premium house brand. Reason: Get something cheap or don't pay for a brandname. All oil out there is good enough for a daily driver if you change it every 5000km or so (in my humble opinion)
o.k. but i admit i just dropped 36$ at wallmart on friday for a jug of Mobile 1 for my own car and I got a 7$ Napa Gold filter to go with it! However I change oil for some friends on tight budgets and am looking for cheap oils available in canada to give to them.