Synthetics are a better choice when looking for a winter motor oil. They remain fluid in cold weather to ease cold starts and improve wear protection.
Category: Motor Oil
How Engine Sludge Forms. And How To Prevent It.
Do Older Engines Need Oil With ZDDP Additives?
The Pros and Cons of Semi-Synthetic Oils and Synthetic Blends
Why Does Motor Oil Turn Black?
Why Top Landscapers (Like Duluth Lawn Care) Trust AMSOIL
Landscape professionals provide the most demanding proving grounds for two-stoke equipment. Their string trimmers, backpack blowers, chainsaws and other equipment run continuously in hot, dirty and wet conditions. And their brutal schedules leave no time for breakdowns. As the video shows, AMSOIL synthetic lubricants have earned the trust of landscape professionals like Duluth Lawn Care.
What Should I Do with Used Motor Oil?
While most motorists pay someone to change their oil, 25 percent of us still crawl under our vehicles and do it ourselves. When we’re done, what do we do with the used motor oil? It should go without saying, but dispose of it properly. I remember my father draining blackened motor oil from our Oldsmobile
Synthetic vs. Conventional Oil: The Definitive Guide
In the battle of synthetic vs. conventional oil, most motorists today know that synthetic oil emerges victorious. It’s widely understood that synthetic oil provides improved wear protection, engine cleanliness and fuel efficiency, among other benefits. Synthetic oil also lasts longer, offering increased convenience and cost savings. But what makes synthetic oil better than conventional oil?
