Even 15W-40 is fine as long as the engine still cranks OK when it gets frigid.
Mobil 1 10W-30 in place of recommended 5W-20?
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Originally Posted By: Gokhan
Even 15W-40 is fine as long as the engine still cranks OK when it gets frigid.
IIRC Mobil 1 20W-50 is rated to flow down to -38 C. Wow! Nevertheless, I stick to 0W- or 5W-xx in the winter here!
Even 15W-40 is fine as long as the engine still cranks OK when it gets frigid.
IIRC Mobil 1 20W-50 is rated to flow down to -38 C. Wow! Nevertheless, I stick to 0W- or 5W-xx in the winter here!
Originally Posted By: Number_35
Anyway, it's certainly taken a big jump here, but I guess if it's moving off the shelves they'll keep the prices there ...
It's still not a terrible deal. One just does have to watch. Canadian Tire seemed to be very quick in jumping on the price increase bandwagon when the dollar took a hit. If our dollar became worth US$2 tomorrow, Canadian Tire would, however, take about 18 months to "notice" that, and another 6 months to work out all the "old stock."
Anyway, it's certainly taken a big jump here, but I guess if it's moving off the shelves they'll keep the prices there ...
It's still not a terrible deal. One just does have to watch. Canadian Tire seemed to be very quick in jumping on the price increase bandwagon when the dollar took a hit. If our dollar became worth US$2 tomorrow, Canadian Tire would, however, take about 18 months to "notice" that, and another 6 months to work out all the "old stock."
-15C and above your good to go.
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