Everest Motor oil
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Is this a dealer/shop only product? I've never heard of it here out West
Asi said in previous posts.
I AM NOT ENDORSING OR PROMOTING OUR PRODUCT.
HOWEVER I AM KNOWLEDGEABLE ON THIS PRODUCT I CAN ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS
U.S. Global is a blender. We do many private labels.
PLease check out the license holdings on this page follow links.
https://engineoil.api.org/Directory/EolcsResults?accountId=-1
Here you will see the many private labels we do. You may be surprised at some.
I AM NOT ENDORSING OR PROMOTING OUR PRODUCT.
HOWEVER I AM KNOWLEDGEABLE ON THIS PRODUCT I CAN ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS
U.S. Global is a blender. We do many private labels.
PLease check out the license holdings on this page follow links.
https://engineoil.api.org/Directory/EolcsResults?accountId=-1
Here you will see the many private labels we do. You may be surprised at some.
Originally Posted by Edgar773
This product is not strictly a dealer item. As i previously said .
I AM NOT ENDORSING OR PROMOTING OUR PRODUCT.
HOWEVER I AM KNOWLEDGEABLE ON THIS PRODUCT I CAN ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS
Which product?
This product is not strictly a dealer item. As i previously said .
I AM NOT ENDORSING OR PROMOTING OUR PRODUCT.
HOWEVER I AM KNOWLEDGEABLE ON THIS PRODUCT I CAN ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS
Which product?
Originally Posted by spasm3
Originally Posted by Edgar773
This product is not strictly a dealer item. As i previously said .
I AM NOT ENDORSING OR PROMOTING OUR PRODUCT.
HOWEVER I AM KNOWLEDGEABLE ON THIS PRODUCT I CAN ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS
Which product?
Everest... Id bet...
Which was tested by PQIA... And was just fine oil. I bet it's actually blended by Warren Distribution or Warren Oil.... Or possibly Omni or Amalie..
Originally Posted by Edgar773
This product is not strictly a dealer item. As i previously said .
I AM NOT ENDORSING OR PROMOTING OUR PRODUCT.
HOWEVER I AM KNOWLEDGEABLE ON THIS PRODUCT I CAN ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS
Which product?
Everest... Id bet...
Which was tested by PQIA... And was just fine oil. I bet it's actually blended by Warren Distribution or Warren Oil.... Or possibly Omni or Amalie..
Originally Posted by Virtus_Probi
Just looking at 5W30, Everest shares a d1G2 license with Born2Run, Golden Stallion, Petromerica, Rover, and Tiger's Head oils.
FWIW...
Originally Posted by spasm3
Originally Posted by spasm3
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Which product?
Everest... Id bet...
Which was tested by PQIA... And was just fine oil. I bet it's actually blended by Warren Distribution or Warren Oil.... Or possibly Omni or Amalie..
Originally Posted by Virtus_Probi
Just looking at 5W30, Everest shares a d1G2 license with Born2Run, Golden Stallion, Petromerica, Rover, and Tiger's Head oils.
FWIW...
Probably just the Everest, but since he pointed out they license several brands, i didn't know if he was just representing Everest.
Just looking at 5W30, Everest shares a d1G2 license with Born2Run, Golden Stallion, Petromerica, Rover, and Tiger's Head oils.
FWIW...
Originally Posted by spasm3
Originally Posted by spasm3
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Which product?
Everest... Id bet...
Which was tested by PQIA... And was just fine oil. I bet it's actually blended by Warren Distribution or Warren Oil.... Or possibly Omni or Amalie..
Originally Posted by Virtus_Probi
Just looking at 5W30, Everest shares a d1G2 license with Born2Run, Golden Stallion, Petromerica, Rover, and Tiger's Head oils.
FWIW...
Probably just the Everest, but since he pointed out they license several brands, i didn't know if he was just representing Everest.
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Yeah...Think Im gonna still with Redline Oil for right now
Originally Posted by bbhero
How much you wanna bet all those oils are the exact same as the other made by a the same blender???
I noticed that a couple of the brand names are listed on the Everest website.
I think it's a pretty fair bet that oils with the same dexos license numbers are basically the same and probably come from the same tanks...I don't think I checked for 0W20, but I did see that 5W30 Supertech, amazonbasics, and MAG 1 synthetics share a d1G2 license # (the last is Warren's house brand).
How much you wanna bet all those oils are the exact same as the other made by a the same blender???
I noticed that a couple of the brand names are listed on the Everest website.
I think it's a pretty fair bet that oils with the same dexos license numbers are basically the same and probably come from the same tanks...I don't think I checked for 0W20, but I did see that 5W30 Supertech, amazonbasics, and MAG 1 synthetics share a d1G2 license # (the last is Warren's house brand).
I checked the Dexos license numbers yesterday and Mag1 and SuperTech don't share the same number.
https://www.gmdexos.com/brands/dexos1/index.html
https://www.gmdexos.com/brands/dexos1/index.html
BBhero. I'll take your bet!!
U.S. Global Petroleum does it's own blending . Warren is a competitor.
Please check out this link. It shows all oil blending companies
Licensed by API .
You will find that U.S. Global and Warren are two separate entities.
https://engineoil.api.org/Directory/EolcsResults?accountId=-1
U.S. Global Petroleum does it's own blending . Warren is a competitor.
Please check out this link. It shows all oil blending companies
Licensed by API .
You will find that U.S. Global and Warren are two separate entities.
https://engineoil.api.org/Directory/EolcsResults?accountId=-1
Originally Posted by ka9mnx
I checked the Dexos license numbers yesterday and Mag1 and SuperTech don't share the same number.
https://www.gmdexos.com/brands/dexos1/index.html
They do for 5W30...D10386HG025.
There are actually 23 oils with the same number.
I checked the Dexos license numbers yesterday and Mag1 and SuperTech don't share the same number.
https://www.gmdexos.com/brands/dexos1/index.html
They do for 5W30...D10386HG025.
There are actually 23 oils with the same number.
Well well.... How about that .... It is true.... A stand alone place. That does their own work.
I am impressed.
I will say though that your Golden Stallion oil and Everest carry the same exact Dexos1 Gen 2 approved oil numbers... Which is fine. Same oil different bottle.
I would run the oil made by your company if it was in my area. I have run Smitty's Supply oil in my car and it was just fine. So, I would have no problem running these oil from Global...
I am impressed.
I will say though that your Golden Stallion oil and Everest carry the same exact Dexos1 Gen 2 approved oil numbers... Which is fine. Same oil different bottle.
I would run the oil made by your company if it was in my area. I have run Smitty's Supply oil in my car and it was just fine. So, I would have no problem running these oil from Global...
Originally Posted by nascarnation
Originally Posted by Big_3_Only
Why in the world would anyone try to break into a crowed market with, at best, a middle of the road product. And against brands that have been around for over a 100 years... Seems goofy to me.
Why did Wal-Mart introduce a new line of motor oil (Prime) at Sam's Club that isn't Supertech?
Oil Snobbery. Above "Sam's Choice" or even "Member's Mark" or is it?
Originally Posted by Big_3_Only
Why in the world would anyone try to break into a crowed market with, at best, a middle of the road product. And against brands that have been around for over a 100 years... Seems goofy to me.
Why did Wal-Mart introduce a new line of motor oil (Prime) at Sam's Club that isn't Supertech?
Oil Snobbery. Above "Sam's Choice" or even "Member's Mark" or is it?
Originally Posted by Edgar773
Hello . I just joined.
I am National Sales Account Exec. For U.S Global Petroleum. Everest brand products.......
I would like to answer any of your questions, if any .Please respond to this thread.
Hi Edgar,
Welcome and thank you for your offer.
I do have a question.
Everest produces a number of full synthetic oils that are SN and GF-5, these being 0W20, 0W30, 5W20, 5W30, 10W30.
According to your spec data sheets, they all have a TBN of 7.9 and Phosphorus of 0.08 wt%.
Has this group of oils been developed as part of a "development matrix" so they all have the same DI (Detergent Inhibitor) package ?
This is a term I learnt from an oil formulator here, which means they develop one DI package that is suitable for use in all the oils (for efficiency and simplicity of production). This is separate from the VM (viscosity modifier) package which would change for each viscosity grade.
I assume they all use the same quality base oils?
Yes the the actual mix of light to heavy base stock would change depending on the final viscosity required, but do they all use the same Group base stock from the same supplier? (No need to name who, just the general concept).
The point I am interested in is, the 5W30 is Dexos1-Gen2 approved, but the 10W30 is not. Now I know dexos does not allow 10W30 as a grade, and that dexos requires certain low temperature ability. But if we exclude low temperature performance and forbidden viscosity grades, would you expect the non-dexos 10W30 when used in a warm environment to perform similarly to the dexos 5W30 in a regular engine?
I'm asking just out of curiosity. My belief is with companies using a matrix development approach, we actually have warm climate Dexos1 10W30 oils available to us in quality, but not in name / licence / label.
Thanks for any help you can offer.
Hello . I just joined.
I am National Sales Account Exec. For U.S Global Petroleum. Everest brand products.......
I would like to answer any of your questions, if any .Please respond to this thread.
Hi Edgar,
Welcome and thank you for your offer.
I do have a question.
Everest produces a number of full synthetic oils that are SN and GF-5, these being 0W20, 0W30, 5W20, 5W30, 10W30.
According to your spec data sheets, they all have a TBN of 7.9 and Phosphorus of 0.08 wt%.
Has this group of oils been developed as part of a "development matrix" so they all have the same DI (Detergent Inhibitor) package ?
This is a term I learnt from an oil formulator here, which means they develop one DI package that is suitable for use in all the oils (for efficiency and simplicity of production). This is separate from the VM (viscosity modifier) package which would change for each viscosity grade.
I assume they all use the same quality base oils?
Yes the the actual mix of light to heavy base stock would change depending on the final viscosity required, but do they all use the same Group base stock from the same supplier? (No need to name who, just the general concept).
The point I am interested in is, the 5W30 is Dexos1-Gen2 approved, but the 10W30 is not. Now I know dexos does not allow 10W30 as a grade, and that dexos requires certain low temperature ability. But if we exclude low temperature performance and forbidden viscosity grades, would you expect the non-dexos 10W30 when used in a warm environment to perform similarly to the dexos 5W30 in a regular engine?
I'm asking just out of curiosity. My belief is with companies using a matrix development approach, we actually have warm climate Dexos1 10W30 oils available to us in quality, but not in name / licence / label.
Thanks for any help you can offer.
BTW I also accept that the 0W20 and 0W30 may use some PAO while the 5W20, 5W30, 10W30 may use only Group III (or something like that), but with your Dexos products being 5W30 and 0W20 (only), the general question still stands about the other grades.
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