Engine oil AMSOIL or Mannol

Mannol Engine oil

You can actually get decent quality oil which is not from an expensive brand for pretty cheap, particularly if you buy a 20l jug.

For example, Mannol offer fully synthetic oils which meet OEM specifications

Pros: decent quality, meets specifications
Cons: not expensive brand
Vehicle: Mercedes
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AMSOIL Engine oil

I use it on my 22 street Bob. My mechanic swears amsoil will make it run cooler but idk. I’m going to try the amsoil when my 10k comes up soon. I’ll always run synthetic either way.

Mileage: 10000 km
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Mannol Engine oil
tsunx4
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Rating 5.0

Been using Mannol 5w30 Full Synthetic for past 35k miles now without any issues.

Pros: no issues
Mileage: 56327 km
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AMSOIL Engine oil

Amsoil is worth it and head and shoulders above the competition. I used a custom built testing apparatus to characterize dozens of lubricants including oils of all weights from Mobil 1, Castrol, penzoil, valvoline, and Amsoil.

Pros: worth it, above competition
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Mannol Engine oil
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Rating 5.0

For the UK, cheap and good: Mannol Fully Bi-Synthetic Engine Oil Longlife 3 5w30

The car runs well, no problems starting up, no significant oil burning.

Pros: car runs well
Cons: no oil burning
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AMSOIL Engine oil
-Gemeni
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Rating 4.0

On my 05 cr125 I ran amsoil low smoke for riding mostly harder enduro stuff (worst bike for it, but a fun challenge).

Pros: low smoke
Cons: worst bike for enduro
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