Which OSA Labs do people use? Is Bl******ne best/cost /value or which is?

[SammyChevelleTypeS3]

You guys rubbing off on me. After using Amsoil for past O.S.A.s years ago, and then deciding not needed... I am ready again. You guys good advice and use of the O.S.A. has prodded me to jump on that train again. Thanks to all of you. You made me realize how important the O.S.A.s can be as "proof" if needed for warranty - recall issues down the road. Plus simple piece of mind to assure me that how I am servicing my auto is a good or bad thing. So, I am looking for your preferred "independent oil sample analysis company and why? If anyone does not mind sharing? I know of Blackstone ,Baldwin, WIX? and a few others. Any preference for ... quality / price / convivence / customer service etc...?

 

[mrsilv04]

I use ALS. The kits are branded as Wix, and the part number is 24077. Get them at RockAuto or Amazon for around $12-$18 each.

They keep track your samples, and you can go look at them side by side, online, at any time.

 

[SammyChevelleTypeS3]

I use ALS. The kits are branded as Wix, and the part number is 24077. Get them at RockAuto or Amazon for around $12-$18 each.

They keep track your samples, and you can go look at them side by side, online, at any time.

thanks

 

[OVERKILL]

If fuel dilution via GC is important to you, I believe Oil Analyzers provide that. Blackstone definitely does not.

 

[SammyChevelleTypeS3]

YES. Thanks , you know my itch..... So Blackstone is not who / what I thought they were. Never have used them.

 

[OVERKILL]

https://www.amsoil.com/c/oil-analysis/102/

 

[EEE]

I'm tempted to do this as I do short trips and I have direct injection. Thank God no turbo though on my Accord.