Unless it starts with a M. Then you can drive on water.Some people still think the Earth might be flat, even though there's tons of scientific evidence that it's not flat. Plenty of users with experiences that says Restore & Protect works, but still some people will probably think that's all made up or something because it's all a conspiracy to rip-off the consumer with "snake oil".
Me. Then when it wears out, I rebuild it! With the new-car average price of $48k, no reason not too.
More people than ever before are keeping their cars for longer. Don't ask me for a source, you can look it up.
You don't have to do that. Follow the instructions on the labeling.
I disagree. I don't think anyone could draw such a blanket conclusion like that across the automotive industry when there's an enormous growing pool of people who are dealing with oil consumption in their well maintained vehicles. Me included.
It's true at 10-15k miles annually, that it could take a year for someone to notice the benefits of this product. I'm beginning to think placebo has a lot to do with people alleging results within the first change. I don't doubt it's possible, just extremely unlikely.
Which ones would that be?
The usual suspects would be Redline, Amsoil, High Performance Lubricants.
It is definitely superior in price to all those options
You may be right. Some of the newer modern do seem to be problematic in that area. Engine specific but also oil quality has an impact.
Dealer Bulk Oil program would have been Pennzoil Platinum 0W20 if your dealer participated in the Mopar® Bulk Oil (MBO) program, which most do.
How do you get this rebate?
Do you open filters to check loading?
No I don't. And yet didn't experience any issues
