Engine oil Castrol or RAVENOL

Castrol Engine oil

Had an 02 explorer with the 4.0 that had 286,000 and still running like a champ when I sold it. It was on its second transmission and everything in the vehicle was falling apart but that motor never once had an issue. Regular maintenance and oil changes every 10 to 15k using Castrol GTX fully synthetic

Pros: motor never had an issue
Cons: vehicle was falling apart
Mileage: 286000 km
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RAVENOL Engine oil
No-Attorney-5831
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Rating 5.0

If you can get your hand on it try some Ravenol with UVSO, it's like bottled Magic. Engines run so smoothly with it, father in law thought the engine was off with it.

Pros: engines run smoothly
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Castrol Engine oil

Castrol mangnetec gave me good performance but in city conditions it gave inconsistent fuel economies for me and under normal cruising speed 80-90 it performed really good. But for me it felt like reaching higher speeds above 100 felt slower compared to shell. Initial pick up of my car felt higher with this oil.

Pros: good performance, good cruising
Cons: inconsistent fuel economies
Vehicle: Suzuki Swift
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Castrol Engine oil

Castrol Edge is usually cheaper than Mobil 1 and will be as good.

Can use 5w30 or 5w40.

0w40 or 5w40 will give you slightly better engine protection if you drive at high rpms more often.

I wouldn't use anything cheaper or different than those two really. You don't need more expensive oils than those either.

Pros: good engine protection
Cons: expensive oils
Vehicle: Toyota Celica
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