Let's talk about Conoco Phillips oils

[53' Stude]

So, I decided to go with some MC 5w20 synblend in my focus and the girlfriends Chrysler 200. What's everyone's thoughts and opinions of the Conoco Phillips oils? Very tempted to get a case of Kendall synblend or even the UNION 76 oil from PSC


Thank you in advance

 

[A_Harman]

They are identical when going from label to label. I've spent some time studying the specs, and Kendall has the same specs as Union 76 and Phillips 66 and Conoco-branded oils. I think they are very good oils for the price, and wouldn't hesitate to run them. I mostly see the Kendall brand around here.

 

[53' Stude]

Thanks for the info A_Harman

 

[sicko]

Their oils appear to be very similar, with the exception being titanium in Kendall oils. I'm right now using Kendall full synthetic in my car and it's running great. I should have a UOA on it some time mid next year.

I don't know if it's still valid or not, but if you use the coupon code: COMEBACK10 it will take 10% off your order at PSC (not including shipping).

 

[skyactiv]

I don't think they are identical. My wife had a Mazda3 which I posted a UOA of. I ran Kendall 0W20 in it which had more titanium than other oils made by Conoco.

 

[HM12460]

The Motorcraft branded oil is all I ever see around here.

 

[JustinH]

A hardware store in Buffalo, NY area used to have Kendall in stock all the time for good prices.

I have never seen it or trop arctic down here in Texas, only the motorcraft.

 

[crazyoildude]

conoco has very good oils sometimes they are priced very well.

 

[Merkava_4]

We got Union 76 over here at Winco for $2.98 a quart.

Seems like I said that before at one time or another.

 

[53' Stude]

Yeah Merk I saw where you guys there have a good price on the UNION 76 oil. I think I'll give the MC 5w20 a shot

 

[shiny]

Conoco-Phillips uses Korean S-oil's Ultra-S Grp III oil for its synthetic base oil. How does the finished product compare to Pennzoil's GTL base oil?

http://baseoil.phillips66.com/EN/products/grp3_base_oils/Pages/index.aspx

"Using state-of-the-art all-hydroprocessed technology, S-Oil converts crude oil molecules into extremely pure colorless Ultra-S base oils that have a very high viscosity index and are virtually free of aromatics, polar compounds and sulfur."

 

[Branson304]

Ford recommends them, so you know they are good.

Motorcraft synthetic blend & full synthetic have always been excellent oils from my experience. And the synthetic blend is very reasonably priced for its 60% synthetic content (Group III+)

I would use Motorcraft full synthetic but I can only get it from a dealer & the price is too high to be reasonable.

 

[53' Stude]

BrNson304: thanks for the info

 

[53' Stude]

Branson304**

 

[donnyj08]

Trop Artic is my favorite conoco Phillips oil

 

[53' Stude]

Yeah, you Midwesterners are lucky you have Orschelin's where it seems to always be on sale LOL!

 

[bbhero]

Motorcraft has a 60% synthetic syn blend ?? That's really a good deal if that right. I may well have to get that for the lady's Camry.

 

[Branson304]

I've heard it from multiple BITOGers & the folks at my dealership said the same thing. I figured it has to be pretty good considering Ford's recommended OCI of up to 10,000. For a 10,000 interval, it would have to have a good poke of synthetic in it.

 

[bbhero]

I believe you

Just surprised me a bit. Well knowing that I will buy some for the Camry. It's interesting that on the Motorcraft bottle it says it meets ILSAC GF-5 on it too. Going after other cars and buyers too. That's smart.

 

[GSCJR]

Don't forget Fram Full Synthetic oil by CP!

I've been using it for the past couple of years and no problems to report.

Just used the last jug from my stash