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Mobil Engine oil

Mobile one full synthetic hands-down. I have a 2004 Toyota Corolla and a 2007 Toyota Tacoma I’ve owned both since brand new and now both have over 260,000 miles apiece . I have only used Mobil one full synthetic changed every 5000 miles. just took a bore scope to look into both engines a few months ago. They look like they’re brand new. Almost no varnish. Absolutely no sledge, never had any problems whatsoever with these vehicles. It’s insane.

Pros: no varnish, no sledge
Vehicle: Toyota
Mileage: 260000 km
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Mobil Engine oil
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Rating 5.0

I have used Motul and Castrol before and I found the Mobil oil to perform and keep the engine cooler and smoother on my triumph.

Pros: engine cooler, smoother
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AMSOIL Engine oil

I am a big fan of amsoil. I purchased a used F150 in 2012 . It had 80,000 miles. The first thing I did was I changed the engine oil, tyranny fluid, and front and rear end lubs to Amsoil. It now has 242,000 miles and just keeps on running.

Pros: just keeps on running
Vehicle: Ford
Mileage: 80000 km
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Mobil Engine oil

Mobil 1 AFE 0W-30 is what they used at the dealership and I’ve read a bunch of other people use it. I use it. Supposedly better than the mopar one.

Pros: better than mopar
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Mobil Engine oil

I used US Mobil 1 0W-40 in my old 1.8T (mk4). I used it for two changes (finished off a box) and always found it was burnt at only 3k miles. You could smell it as soon as I pulled the dipstick out.

Pros: easy to find
Cons: burnt at 3k miles
Mileage: 3000 km
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