Engine oil OEM Toyota or RAVENOL

RAVENOL Engine oil
oldskoolsr
  • Engine noise:
Rating 5.0

Ravenol user here (previously motul and shell user). So far, engine temp is 1 line lower, quieter engine, and very slightly better fuel economy. Ravenol for the Altis 2.0, yaris, and rav4.

Pros: quieter engine, better fuel economy
Cons: none
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OEM Toyota Engine oil

I change mine every 5k irregardless of whatever Toyota says. Oil changes are cheap insurance to your engine if you intend to keep it for the long term.

Pros: cheap insurance, long term
Vehicle: Toyota Highlander
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RAVENOL Engine oil
Flechette-71
  • Engine noise:
Rating 5.0

On 2006 F800S i have used Ravenol. I tried Shell, BMW oil(Shell, basically) and Ravenol. With Ravenol- no false neutrals. At stops i was able to find neutral almost instantly... And engine sounds somewhat "greasy"

Pros: no false neutrals
Vehicle: BMW
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OEM Toyota Engine oil

Toyota OEM oil has 10x the amount of thr dry lubrication additive molybdenum in its additive package. The dealerships use bulk Mobil 1 oil when they do your oil change. This is why everyone should change their own oil.

Pros: dry lubrication additive
Vehicle: Toyota
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OEM Toyota Engine oil

its really only an issue on track if youre running sticky tires. running 0.5-1.0qt overfill seems to be a decent solution on track

Pros: decent solution on track
Cons: issue on track
Vehicle: Toyota
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RAVENOL Engine oil

I was planning to but returned it. It was listed as a GL4 oil on the website but when it arrived, there wasn’t a mention of the GL4 on the bottle. Had a look at a technical spec sheet of the product online and it isn’t a GL4 oil indeed. Ravenol is quality oil however

Pros: quality oil
Cons: not GL4 oil
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