Engine oil PENNZOIL or MOTUL

I use Motul 300V Power 5W-30 Engine Oil w/ESTER Core Technology. I have zero complaints.

I use Motul 300V Power 5W-30 Engine Oil w/ESTER Core Technology. I have zero complaints.

I've been using Motul 5w40 for years and years with zero complaints.

Motul 300V 15W-50 In my "circle" it is used up to 1200+ HP.

I drive a 2021 RAM 1500 Classic and use only Pennzoil Ultra Platinum with the extended guard filter cartridges. I change my filter cartridge at 5,000 miles and reset my light then at around 10,000 miles, I change the oil and cartridge. There was one time I forgot to change my oil before winter and didn't feel like doing it in the cold so I ended up around 15,000 miles before changing it. The oil was still fairly clean.

Aside from the sodium levels, which they mentioned they aren’t really worried about but to check my coolant between changes (which I do and I’m not losing any). I feel pretty good about these results!

Motul 7100 10 w50 good after using 4000 km

Synthetic oil change is now $125 at the stealership so Ibu my own 0/50 Penzoil and a high quality filter every year, and vacuum out the Hybrid Traction battery filter myself

I just use Kawasaki mineral oil or the Honda/Yamaha similar. Never had issues. Tried motul, liked the smell, same performance, more expensive, no point for me.

This sub loves to praise motul, but it caused me to foul up my spark plugs and have misfires. I tried both the 5W30 like the manual calls for and 5W40, but shortly after I changed to motul my plugs fouled up. I replaced them, they fouled up and misfired again. I tried it a third time cleaning the MAF sensor, checking if the plugs were torqued okay, checking the seal on the coil packs, etc... still fouled up. I finally guessed it was the motul and did an oil change away from motul and swapped the plugs again. 14k later no fouling.