Engine oil VALVOLINE or Shell

Assuming you don’t have an obvious oil leak, which at that rate it would be, the best you can do is try to switch to Valvoline Restore and Protect oil. It’s getting rave reviews for its ability to clean piston rings on bobistheoilguy.

Just use valvoline restore and protect and you’re safe to go! My elantra is a 2021 with 43k miles and I haven’t had even one issue with the engine so far. I bought it with 41k miles and there’s nothing like the peace of mind I sense knowing I can rely on it to take me where I need to go. Idk if it’s the oil or what, but I’m impressed.

Valvaline Restore & protect is the best oil to use when getting up there in miles. It slowly cleans the engine. It’s all i run in all my vehicles now. My Clarity has 133k miles with no issues.

I use 5w-30 Valvoline Restore & Protect, I’m from the SoCal low desert region. Never had an issue, changed every 5,000 miles (nearly once a months cause I commute so much for work).

I use Shell Helix Ultra 5w40 on my m52b20 E39 and I'm super satisfied

Eu nu am folosit uleiul ala, dar am pus intr-un 2.0 TDI DFGA, Shell Helix Ultra Professional AV-L 0W30 si motorul este foarte silentios.

I’ve used three oils on my bikes since the mid-2000s: Motol 300v, AMS oil, and T6.

Out of the three, I’d choose T6 for normal street riding with the occasional adrenaline run

Started using restore and protect a few months and 4k miles ago. No leaks either.

My car runs on 5W-30 and 5W-40, fully synthetic. Been running on Synthium and Shell Helix. Honestly, feels the same

When I tried it on my MT-07, though, I found a lot of false-neutrals that my bike didn't have before. I drained it out and put Motul back in after about 300 miles.