Just curious as to which you guys would use if there was the same amount of each on store shelves. We have the Mobil Super 5000 as our bulk oil at my work. I am actually going to use the Mobil Super 5000 in my other two vehicles beside the Chevy truck. My father up north says at the wal marts near him, there is still nextgen oil, just in a white jug, not a green jug. I would use it myself and I have used Pennzoil conventional before. Let me hear your thoughts and opinions.
Valvoline Nextgen, MS5K, or PYB?
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PYB but I have around 50 quarts of Nextgen from all the rebates last year. So the Astro will have Nextgen for the foreseeable future.
While I'm primarily a Pennzoil fanboy, and you can never go wrong with Pennzoil conventional, I am intrigued by the concept of using recycled or re-refined oil from one of the majors and would love to try NextGen in my DD, but no one around me has it except the national chain parts stores, and their price is ludicrous. $25.99...for that I could use PP from Wally.
I spoke with my wallet. PYB!
PYB without question.
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Nextgen
Whichever is cheaper of the three.
Mobil Super 5000, but Pennzoil Conventional is a close second.
Nextgen has always seemed gimmicky to me, although I have used it.
Nextgen has always seemed gimmicky to me, although I have used it.
The way the Quaker State Conventional is down here, I may use that for 5k in the two Toyotas I have. Havent ever saw Quaker State Ultimate Durability down here either. No Nextgen here either, saw one lone jug at Autozone.
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