Rotella Gas Truck
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There is VOA of it in this forum.
Originally Posted by nomas
What's a VOA ?
Virgin Oil Analysis.
Here it is if you want to see it: https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/foru...e-it-is-first-rotella-gas-truck-5w30-voa
What's a VOA ?
Virgin Oil Analysis.
Here it is if you want to see it: https://www.bobistheoilguy.com/foru...e-it-is-first-rotella-gas-truck-5w30-voa
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Originally Posted by PimTac
If you own a truck then it's the oil for you.
Only if it's a gas truck LOL.
If you own a truck then it's the oil for you.
Only if it's a gas truck LOL.
Originally Posted by PimTac
If you own a truck then it's the oil for you.
If you own a car, you can use it too. Just marketing hype. Testing and approval standards for gas engines don't differentiate between weather the engines in a car or truck.
If you own a truck then it's the oil for you.
If you own a car, you can use it too. Just marketing hype. Testing and approval standards for gas engines don't differentiate between weather the engines in a car or truck.
Originally Posted by NH73
Originally Posted by PimTac
If you own a truck then it's the oil for you.
If you own a car, you can use it too. Just marketing hype. Testing and approval standards for gas engines don't differentiate between weather the engines in a car or truck.
But you can't use a wimpy car oil for a big truck??
Originally Posted by PimTac
If you own a truck then it's the oil for you.
If you own a car, you can use it too. Just marketing hype. Testing and approval standards for gas engines don't differentiate between weather the engines in a car or truck.
But you can't use a wimpy car oil for a big truck??
Originally Posted by dave1251
There is VOA of it in this forum.
And 27 other threads.
There is VOA of it in this forum.
And 27 other threads.
Originally Posted by nomas
I see Shell has come out with a new Rotella product . Gas Truck Full Synthetic . I realize it's too new to really judge it's performance but does anybody have any insight ?
It's still a new product so it's hard to say for sure, but given the analysis we've seen thus far it looks like a pretty typical oil for the new SN+ standard, and it's made by a reputable manufacturer. It should be fine in any application calling for that grade of oil, but don't pay a premium for it. It's perfectly adequate, but it's nothing special, either.
I see Shell has come out with a new Rotella product . Gas Truck Full Synthetic . I realize it's too new to really judge it's performance but does anybody have any insight ?
It's still a new product so it's hard to say for sure, but given the analysis we've seen thus far it looks like a pretty typical oil for the new SN+ standard, and it's made by a reputable manufacturer. It should be fine in any application calling for that grade of oil, but don't pay a premium for it. It's perfectly adequate, but it's nothing special, either.
Originally Posted by Env1ous
Originally Posted by NH73
Originally Posted by PimTac
If you own a truck then it's the oil for you.
If you own a car, you can use it too. Just marketing hype. Testing and approval standards for gas engines don't differentiate between weather the engines in a car or truck.
But you can't use a wimpy car oil for a big truck??
Show me an oil bottle that is promoted for wimpy cars.
Originally Posted by NH73
Originally Posted by PimTac
If you own a truck then it's the oil for you.
If you own a car, you can use it too. Just marketing hype. Testing and approval standards for gas engines don't differentiate between weather the engines in a car or truck.
But you can't use a wimpy car oil for a big truck??
Show me an oil bottle that is promoted for wimpy cars.
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Originally Posted by NH73
Originally Posted by Env1ous
Originally Posted by NH73
Originally Posted by PimTac
If you own a truck then it's the oil for you.
If you own a car, you can use it too. Just marketing hype. Testing and approval standards for gas engines don't differentiate between weather the engines in a car or truck.
But you can't use a wimpy car oil for a big truck??
Show me an oil bottle that is promoted for wimpy cars.
M1 AFE...because economy cars are its only application
Originally Posted by Env1ous
Originally Posted by NH73
Originally Posted by PimTac
If you own a truck then it's the oil for you.
If you own a car, you can use it too. Just marketing hype. Testing and approval standards for gas engines don't differentiate between weather the engines in a car or truck.
But you can't use a wimpy car oil for a big truck??
Show me an oil bottle that is promoted for wimpy cars.
M1 AFE...because economy cars are its only application
Originally Posted by NH73
Show me an oil bottle that is promoted for wimpy cars.
Here you go
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Show me an oil bottle that is promoted for wimpy cars.
Here you go
Originally Posted by 69Torino
Comes with free lower back tattoo, pink Smith and Wesson M&P Shield, a "Salt Life" sticker and a pack of Camel Crush smokes with proof of purchase.
I wasn't aware this promotion was still valid.
Comes with free lower back tattoo, pink Smith and Wesson M&P Shield, a "Salt Life" sticker and a pack of Camel Crush smokes with proof of purchase.
I wasn't aware this promotion was still valid.
You get a tattoo to match the oil can.
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