M1 0w20 or PP 0w20 Tundra 5.7

[coachditka]

New to me 2014 Toyota Tundra 5.7 Has has regular 5k oil changes at the dealer with Toyota 0w20.

I can get M1 or PP at local Wally World with no issues. Wix cartridge filters seem to have a good rep also.

I'm not going to buy Toyota oil from the dealer, so that's out.

 

[PimTac]

Flip a coin. Any major brand that meets specs is good to run.

 

[Dino01]

Right now? Mobil 1 as they have that rebate going on. When it's no longer on sale, which ever is cheaper. These are both TOP notch oils and you have a TOP NOTCH engine in that great truck, either will serve you well

 

[WillsYoda]

Both great oils that would work well for your car. I switch off between the two, depending on sales and rebates.

 

[JC1]

Originally Posted By: JEL01
Right now? Mobil 1 as they have that rebate going on. When it's no longer on sale, which ever is cheaper. These are both TOP notch oils and you have a TOP NOTCH engine in that great truck, either will serve you well


+1. You can't go wrong with either oil, but why not save with the rebates on M1.

 

[4WD]

i rotate those two - can't go wrong ...

 

[Astro14]

Congrats on the new truck!

 

[HKPolice]

M1 0w20 is better because it has PAO basestocks mixed in, but since you're in texas I would use 5w20.

 

[coachditka]

Originally Posted By: Astro14
Congrats on the new truck!


Thanks!!

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[oil_film_movies]

Originally Posted By: coachditka
New to me 2014 Toyota Tundra 5.7 Has has regular 5k oil changes at the dealer with Toyota 0w20.

If you read on this forum, you'll never go near a dealer oil change again.
Forest Gump: "Life is like a dealer oil change, you never know what you'll get."

 

[jongies3]

PP has my vote, my Tacoma loves it anyway! Engine always seemed louder when I ran M1 even though I don't think it was a problem, I just feel better now that it's quieter.

 

[live_to_hunt]

My Tundra has been getting M1 with zero issues.. I do get my filter from Toyota.