Where your at any good 5w30 or 5w20 (whatever your car specs) will be fine. I live in the 6th coldest city in amercia, including alaska, and before joining this site, all i used was 5w30 supertech. never had a problem even down to -30(without windchill). Pick whats on sale and you will be fine
Conventional that has great cold-flow properties?
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As long as I can remember Mass temps fall below 0 only a few days a year, a -6F would be considered extreme. Hope I don't jinx us here in Mass but winters have been milder in recent years.
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As long as I can remember Mass temps fall below 0 only a few days a year, a -6F would be considered extreme. Hope I don't jinx us here in Mass but winters have been milder in recent years.
Our low last night was -7 ha. The grand am started great, and thats got the summer fill of 10w30 in it!
As long as I can remember Mass temps fall below 0 only a few days a year, a -6F would be considered extreme. Hope I don't jinx us here in Mass but winters have been milder in recent years.
Our low last night was -7 ha. The grand am started great, and thats got the summer fill of 10w30 in it!
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