New Super Tech Oil

[motorguy222]

Walmart has a new oil, it is called Super Tech All Mileage, it says it is good for 5,000 miles. The label says it is a syn blend. Was in Walmart on Tues. the 9th and seen it in a 5qt jug.

 

[CharBaby]

Did you notice the price?...Same as their other conventional?
I wouldn't doubt that it's just labeling as most conventional oils are syn blends and 5000 miles is the new 3000 miles

 

[motorguy222]

Did you notice the price?...Same as their other conventional?
I wouldn't doubt that it's just labeling as most conventional oils are syn blends and 5000 miles is the new 3000 miles

I don't know the price, there was conventional on the shelf in a different place, where it is always at. This was in a different place. There was only the one jug so I don't really know if it was walmart starting to replace the conventional or if this is a true new oil they are starting to carry.

 

[Lubener]

Walmart has a new oil, it is called Super Tech All Mileage, it says it is good for 5,000 miles. The label says it is a syn blend. Was in Walmart on Tues. the 9th and seen it in a 5qt jug.

I see nothing to get excited about. Even a conventional oil should have no problem running it for 5000 miles.

 

[rob1715]

Probably just a repackaged oil and just as good as anything else out there. If I was into synth blend I'd use it.

 

[benjy]

most synthetic BLENDS contain minimal "synthetic" usually group III fake synthetic so WHY BOTHER!! fake synthetic super tech is quite economical IMO + a good value!

 

[wpod]

What are the specs on the package?

 

[jayjr1105]

There have been many threads on the new supertech oils coming out. Most are anxious to see the advanced full synthetic cost and VOA. Likely they are probably just re-labeling their Conventional to Syn Blend.

 

[blufeb95]

I just went into Walmart and seen they now have an EP version of Supertech Full Synthetic

 

[SunnySky]

Just curious, does anyone really adopt the 20k miles OCI? If so, care to share experience?

 

[ka9mnx]

Sweet!

 

[2EHA]

Just curious, does anyone really adopt the 20k miles OCI? If so, care to share experience?

amsoil was to first to normalize a 20k oci and many of their users actually do it.

good oil has no problem doing it, at least before modern gdi problems

 

[celicaxx]

At my Wal-Mart it looks like they're replacing both their conventional and their high mileage conventional with the "All-Mile." I'm a little sad as on my mom's car it's been doing well on the ST 5w20 conventional high mileage, so I'm hoping the formula is just as good, or if now is a good time to just switch both cars to Valvoline Maxlife. The ST 5w20 conventional cut oil consumption a lot, though.

 

[2EHA]

At my Wal-Mart it looks like they're replacing both their conventional and their high mileage conventional with the "All-Mile.

nothing changed

“conventional” 5w20 and 30 SN or later = blend

 

[MRtv]

nothing changed

“conventional” 5w20 and 30 SN or later = blend

Perhaps it is like Chevron Supreme or the Castrol GTX oils. Blend oils but never saying it is. Now that ST is into a blend I may well be using it.

 

[ssspencerjr]

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I just went into Walmart and seen they now have an EP version of Supertech Full Synthetic

Did they have a 5w-30?

 

[SunnySky]

amsoil was to first to normalize a 20k oci and many of their users actually do it.

good oil has no problem doing it, at least before modern gdi problems

I know GDI causes carbon deposit on the valve. How does it affect oil? Please elaborate.

 

[SunnySky]

The ST 5w20 conventional cut oil consumption a lot, though.

vs. what oil and by how much?

 

[doublebase]

What’s the price difference between ST conventional, and ST synthetic? It can’t be much...the synthetic is already so low as it is.

 

[SunnySky]

Seems not many people talk about full synthetic. Is there any potential problem to replace conventional oils with full synthetic?