At my last oil change, almost 6k ago, I switched from a dino 5w30 to M1 5w30. Would it be a good or bad idea to use M1 10w30 in the summer and go back to using 5w30 in the winter?
Switching M1 viscosities
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Patman
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No problem at all, I used to switch back and forth between 5w30 Mobil 1 in winter and 10w30 Mobil 1 in summer myself. My father still does this in his car too.
Living in Georgia, you could run either one all year round if you liked.
Patman
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That's true also. If it rarely goes below freezing there, just stick with 10w30.
We have seen really good posts for the 10W-30. I have been using the 10W-30 Amsoil and Mobil for 10 years in Pa all year round. Starts right up in -20F with vehicle outside. I wouldn't even consider 5W-30 in Ga.
It looks like I'll go with the 10w30.
Thanks for all of the replies.
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