Does anyone know anything about this oil!
Just like on here.However the company makes some wild claims.
It claims to be dexos 1 Gen 2 licensed but curiously it doesn't appear on the dexos licensing page. I love this statement "meets or usually exceeds". Usually?“TriboDyn”, the 0w-20 has good certification. However the company makes some wild claims.
No, no certifications. It does have service classifications: for gasoline engines domestic & foreign. It meets or exceeds the following service classifications when API SP, SN Plus, SN, SM, SL, SJ & ILSAC GF-6A, GF-5, GF-4, etc., are required, & also exceeds GM Dexos1 Gen 2 specifications for all GM automotive gasoline motors currently in use.“TriboDyn”, the 0w-20 has good certification. However the company makes some wild claims.
It is, and its a large red flag if that is their #1 claim on it being the "best on the market."This reminds me of a PF type of test.
But many of those are verifiable licenses and unfortunately it does not appear on any of their published lists.No, no certifications. It does have service classifications: for gasoline engines domestic & foreign. It meets or exceeds the following service classifications when API SP, SN Plus, SN, SM, SL, SJ & ILSAC GF-6A, GF-5, GF-4, etc., are required, & also exceeds GM Dexos1 Gen 2 specifications for all GM automotive gasoline motors currently in use.
I should have said:But many of those are verifiable licenses and unfortunately it does not appear on any of their published lists.
No, no certifications. I should have said: "Tribodyn 'claims' to have or meet service classifications: for gasoline engines domestic & foreign. It claims to meet or exceed the following service classifications when API SP, SN Plus, SN, SM, SL, SJ & ILSAC GF-6A, GF-5, GF-4, etc., are required, & also exceeds GM Dexos1 Gen 2 specifications for all GM automotive gasoline motors currently in use.