Is Providence oil from Rural King worth a try?
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Good oil, API certified: USE IT
Made by Warren-should be similar to Super Tech, Mag1, and their other private brands.
Actualy, Super Tech and Mag1 are made by Warren Distributing, which is a different company than Warren Oil which makes the Providence oil. Warren Oil's own brand is Lubriguard and they make lots of house brand oils. Either way, they are all fully formulated and PQIA tested to meet the latest specifications so should be more than fine to use.
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Yep I’m pretty sure it’s the same oil as the Harvest King was just with a different label. I’d use it with no problems or worries at all as I did the Harvest King.
Harvest King now Providence
I was checking out the new Rural King in my area tonight and it appears they’ve done away with their Harvest King house oil and replaced with with Providence Automotive. Same grades and price, just new labeling.
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If it's SN or SP, there is nothing wrong with it 
Is there a list of all the oils Warren Oil makes?
Yeah, not always.If it's SN or SP, there is nothing wrong with it
Well, their license was withdrawn, and you should generally stick to oil that's either branded by a known brand or at least the generic for a major retailer, not some no name stuff that seems suspicious.
Ya think I should do a VOA PimTac?
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Any no name oil made in the Chicago area.... One should be extremely skeptical of.... Many garbage oils proliferate from that area.
Yeah, there's so much to choose from out there, don't sweat it.
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