New Amsoil SS 0w16

[Invisible]

Yup sure it’s Lubrizol use with confidence you should order some tonight

Does Lubrizol blend their lube? It must be blended in the same place as Driven.

 

[buster]

0w16 SS

Noack 8.5%
HT/HS 2.45

Noack is better than most 30 grades. Specs are near identical to 0w20 SS.

 

[buster]

I never gave it a thought to who made Triax but after looking at the information provided, it would make sense for it to be an additive supplier blend. That's a lot of testing $.

 

[Invisible]

I never gave it a thought to who made Triax but after looking at the information provided, it would make sense for it to be an additive supplier blend. That's a lot of testing $.

Driven is pretty clearly made by Lubrizol + Blending Facility X. I think Triax follows the same model. If it does, then the products are decent, but they need to work on product description accuracy. If they can nail that, they should be good.

 

[Triple_Se7en]

Teaser!! I'm not reading the whole thing!!

I'm not reading any of it.
What grade / viscosity was your Amsoil small engine oil? Now that I'll read about!

 

[Pablo]

I'm not reading any of it.
What grade / viscosity was your Amsoil small engine oil? Now that I'll read about!

10W-30!

 

[Triple_Se7en]

10W-30!

I knew it. I even made a bet with the dog. Since he lost, he has to stay off our bed tonight.

 

[malibuguy79]

I'd like to see someone run this for 25K miles, using only one AMSOIL oil filter, in their 202x Toyota Venza Hybrid. That'd be so cool! I would definitively geek out reading the UOAs, provided samples are taken every 5K miles.

I used to run their SS 0w20 in my 1nz Yaris at 15k intervals with plenty of meat left on the bone according to my UOAs. 25k? I dunno but 20k was definitely within reach.