Mobil 1 HM no longer synthetic?

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On the new Mobil 1 website, they list the warranties for their different grades of oil.

Super Conventional = 5,000 miles
Super High Mileage = 5,000 miles
Super Synthetic = 7,500 miles

I know the old Mobil 1 HM formulation was considered synthetic. Not the new?
 
Originally Posted By: Warstud
The Super HM is a Syn-Blend!

Yes, it says so right on the bottle; I just changed the oil in my 97 Accord with the Super HM 5W30.
 
Please note the names on Mobil bottle/jug: Mobil 1, Mobil Super ... Nowhere on the bottle/jug is "Mobil 1 Super". As stated above, Mobil 1 is synthetic.
 
mobil super < mobil 1
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The last thing Mobil needed was more 5w30s. Mass confusion.

Does M1 have Supersyn or the Super syn have Supersyn?

From the website it appears M1 has Supersyn, but the Super Syn does not.

All we need now is Oldsmobile to come along and put "Cutlass" on the bottle.
 
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Originally Posted By: Warstud
The Super HM is a Syn-Blend!

Weird, I've read in a magazine (Lubes n Greases) that it is conventional, not synblend.

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Thanks for the clarification. I think Mobil had a good brand with their "Clean" conventional oils, but it sounds like they have abandoned "Clean" for "Super." But then the Super line has both conventional and synthetic, which is different than their Mobil 1 synthetic. Confusing, to say the least.
 
Originally Posted By: kemo
Originally Posted By: Warstud
The Super HM is a Syn-Blend!

Weird, I've read in a magazine (Lubes n Greases) that it is conventional, not synblend.

Here's the rear label from a bottle of Mobile Super HM 5W30 oil. Read the information in the red box.

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I already saw the product's PDF file that says the same thing (synblend). I'm saying it is weird because what I read was information supposedly from Exxon mobil. The author clearly misinterpreted what was said by Exxon Mobil
 
Originally Posted By: Mark_S
But then the Super line has both conventional and synthetic, which is different than their Mobil 1 synthetic. Confusing, to say the least.

It's not that complicated once you realize XOM has two types of HM oils now: M1 HM (synthetic) and Super HM (blend).
 
Originally Posted By: Quattro Pete
Originally Posted By: Mark_S
But then the Super line has both conventional and synthetic, which is different than their Mobil 1 synthetic. Confusing, to say the least.

It's not that complicated once you realize XOM has two types of HM oils now: M1 HM (synthetic) and Super HM (blend).



True, but they also have Super Synthetic. While not a HM oil, what is the difference between Super Synthetic and Mobil 1?
 
Originally Posted By: Mark_S
While not a HM oil, what is the difference between Super Synthetic and Mobil 1?


Not being Dexos licensed/approved is one of the differences.
 
Originally Posted By: Warstud
The Super HM is a Syn-Blend!


Incorrect. Mobil no longer produces a synthetic blend oil. It's right on their website. The previous syn blend, Mobil 7500, is no longer made.

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Originally Posted By: RTexasF
Originally Posted By: Warstud
The Super HM is a Syn-Blend!


Incorrect. Mobil no longer produces a synthetic blend oil. It's right on their website.


You couldn't be more incorrect...

http://www.mobil.com/USA-English/Lubes/PDS/GLXXENINDMOMobil_Super_High_Mileage.aspx

Quote:
Mobil Super High Mileage

High Mileage Motor Oil

Product Description


Mobil Super High Mileage uses a combination of synthetic and conventional high quality base oils combined with modern performance additives to help provide long engine life and outstanding protection for vehicles with more than 75,000 miles. Formulated with seal conditioner, Mobil Super High Milegage helps prevent leaks and reduce oil consumption.
 
Originally Posted By: Mark_S
what is the difference between Super Synthetic and Mobil 1?

The first one is Group III, the second ones is Group IV (partially).
 
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