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PENNZOIL Engine oil

2020 Telluride with 80,000 mi still going strong with Pennzoil Platinum Ultra at regular change intervals.

Pros: going strong, regular intervals
Vehicle: Kia
Mileage: 80000 km
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AMSOIL Engine oil

Based on my own tests, I found the AmsOil to be the best at reducing heat a few degrees. It's not cheap, but it's still cheap insurance, all things considered.

Pros: best at reducing heat
Cons: not cheap
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AMSOIL Engine oil

I use Amsoil 20w50 in all 3. You don’t need a different oil for the trans. Amsoil is not cheap but I’ve been using it on my 03 FatBoy since new and have had no problems.

Pros: no problems, good oil
Cons: Amsoil is not cheap
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MOTUL Engine oil

I run 300v Motul. Much better than Motorex cross power in my bike. Also tried Motul 7100 but that was no better than the Motorex. Have to change oil at 5000km with 300v, but I do that anyway or earlier.

Pros: much better
Cons: have to change oil
Mileage: 5000 km
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Motorex Engine oil

It works great, maybe a bit expensive. I've run used oil analysis and change it 3-4k miles based on aluminum wear. I don't see a reason to use something else.

Pros: works great
Cons: a bit expensive
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LIQUI MOLY Engine oil

I used this because it was on sale:

Liqui Moly - 0w-30 Oil (5 Liter) Top Tec 4210 (504.00/507.00 spec)

I figure if it meets spec, cheaper is better for a midcycle top change.

Pros: meets spec, cheaper
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VALVOLINE Engine oil

So I had this same question because I assumed that my local Toyota stealership would use “Toyota” brand oil, especially since they charged $70. Come to find out they used Valvoline.

Vehicle: Toyota
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