Rislone Users : How Often Are You Using ?

[addyguy]

I just did an oil change with Rislone on my new commuter, a 2016 Jeep Patriot 2.4 that before has done basically nothing but multiple short trips in a day.
I had added Seafoam to the oil a few hundred miles before this change, and when drained there was a moderate amount of carbon and a bit of metallic junk that came out with the 6k-old oil.
Hoping the Rislone will continue cleaning up the debris from years of short-tripping. So far, vehicle has not burned oil or required top offs between changes. We will see if all-highway driving changes that.

 

[Plawan]

I’ve added a quart of Rislone engine treatment to my oil every oil change for over 40k miles now in my Ram 1500 5.7 Hemi and left it in for the entire OCIs.
Posted a UOA the other day. It looks really good, minimal wear metals. Oil was in grade and healthy. What it tells me for sure is that atleast this one time Rislone dosent appear to have negatively effected the oil or the engine for 6600 miles of use.
What I know is that as far as I can tell by looking at the oil when changing, inspecting the oil filters and looking under the valve cover, my engine is good and clean and that the last UOA done at 80k miles looks just fine.
What I believe is that the product works as advertised and is worth using.

 

[dubber09]

Just my opinion and experience with Kia 2.4L GDI, VRP 5W-30 worked great and basically eliminated oil consumption in 3 OCIs. Was burning about a quart every 2k miles before then. That engine is 'spec'd' for 5w-20 according to Kia and I think Hyundai too as it's the same one.

 

[3800Series]

I really liked the product, I used it for years, but I moved over to HSS Stiction Eliminator as it has a rather high ester content. I dislike their marketing but 101 VOA oxidation isn't insignificant.

It's very easy for me to find locally as our Walmart carries it, nothing against Rislone I just have numbers for HHS.