And we're considering a 25% tariff on anything above a 20W.![]()
Ehhh not really no. Plenty of Xw30/40 incl Euro are blended in U.S from your own crude as far as I am aware.
VAT is applied on everything reglardless of country of origin.
And we're considering a 25% tariff on anything above a 20W.![]()
Me and my iPhone …I don't get that logic. Who is going to know what oil is in there.
There are GM truck techs online (truck forums). They state that in certain instances GM will require an oil analysis before a motor replacement under warranty.I don't get that logic. Who is going to know what oil is in there.
Somebody always finds a loophole.Can I get a 20W20 though?
I worked at dealerships for many years. The manufacturers rarely want an analysis, unless the dealer suspects something is off.There are GM truck techs online (truck forums). They state that in certain instances GM will require an oil analysis before a motor replacement under warranty.
What they are looking for is not clear-but it has been stated.
The only difference is that others will think you crazy walking like this, but what goes under my oil cap nobody knowsMy opinion is using higher grade than recommended is like wearing football pads and a helmet to go grocery shopping. Yeah it's probably technically "safer" but also totally unnecessary.
My opinion is using higher grade than recommended is like wearing football pads and a helmet to go grocery shopping. Yeah it's probably technically "safer" but also totally unnecessary.
It’s like concealed carry. You hope to never need it but it’s there if you do.My opinion is using higher grade than recommended is like wearing football pads and a helmet to go grocery shopping. Yeah it's probably technically "safer" but also totally unnecessary.
I wish they would just go away. One will never convince the other.Why don't we just have a sticky with one thick vs thin ongoing thread?
And I hear you, but the argument is not going to go away, and it's at least it's all in one place.I wish they would just go away. One will never convince the other.
I joined BITOG because, when I bought the Camry, I was getting divergent opinions from local techs on what oil to use. The experts suggested grades from 0W-20 to 10W-40. After spending time here I decided that 5W-30 best suited the combination of engine design, driving style, and my temperament. Temperament played a big part in my decision. I'm convinced that preferences based on past experiences and what makes one feel comfortable play a big role in deciding what oil to use as technical data, the owner's manual, and engine design.I wish they would just go away. One will never convince the other.
I dont know why it needs to be an argument, people just need to accept that you can use more than one viscosity, it does not need to be a binary choice. Just use what you prefer.And I hear you, but the argument is not going to go away, and it's at least it's all in one place.
I dont know why it needs to be an argument, people just need to accept that you can use more than one viscosity, it does not need to be a binary choice. Just use what you prefer.