Kendall 0w20

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Just bought a new 2014 Toyota Sienna XLE with the 3.5L The Toyota dealer uses Kendall 0w20. I have been using Pennzoil platinum. Is Kendall 0w20 just as good? Don't see too much about Kendall motor oils around here.

Need a little schooling on the difference between the two oils.

Thanks all!
 
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What is toyota specified OCI? If 10,000, I would prefer toyota oil or other full synthetic brand names, is the Kendall 0w20 full synthetic or a blend?

I dunno why but I feel as if pushing the Kendall to 10k is pushing it.
 
Kendall seems to be a good quality oil. Here's a link to an analysis of their 5w30 from a year ago:

http://www.pqiamerica.com/March2013PCMO/kendallsyn.htm

Obviously, the viscosity of that sample, being a 5w30, won't match up with the 0W-20 that your Toyota dealer uses, but the additive package will likely be similar. It's got a lot of Calcium, a decent shot of Boron, some Titanium, and even a little bit of Molybdenum. And it's NOACK score, a measure of volatility, is less than 11%, which is decent.

It's a fine oil...one that should easily last the recommended oil change interval in your vehicle.
 
Kendall is one of ConocoPhillips brands. Not advertised nor distributed very aggressively. Very good stuff. The best of the CP products get the Kendall label, and some 76, Conoco, & Phillips products are the same.
 
Originally Posted By: exman123
10,000 mile intervals and Yes. Kendall 0w20 is a full synthetic oil.
ya the full synthetic should be fine for a 10,000 OCI
 
Thanks all!

I've been riding the Pennzoil Plat. band wagon and want to stay with what the dealer uses for the free oil changes. Looks like the Kendall is a great oil! I will use with confidence.
 
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