Most people know that synthetic motor oil provides better protection and performance than conventional motor oil, but some people believe “good enough” is good enough and aren’t willing to pay a little more for synthetic lubricants that deliver a lot more in the long run.
Running high-quality AMSOIL synthetic motor oil can reduce maintenance costs, prolong vehicle life and reduce the number of oil changes needed annually – and add peace of mind from using lab-tested, field-proven products. Plus, an AMSOIL Preferred Customer membership multiplies savings on total cost of ownership.
Why “Cheap Oil” is the Most Expensive Habit in the Hobby
Modern, power-dense engines operate under increasingly demanding conditions. Direct-injection systems, turbochargers and tighter tolerances create an environment where inferior oil can quickly break down, reducing protection and forming sludge.
Engine sludge is a black gelatinous substance that wreaks havoc in engines. It can foul engine sensors, block passages, increase engine operating temperatures and interfere with performance in multiple ways.

When motor oil loses film strength, metal-on-metal contact can occur, generating heat and friction that accelerates wear. Dirty or worn components work poorly and don’t last. They cause system failures in engines that dramatically increase maintenance costs and reduce vehicle life. Clean, protected engine components, on the other hand, require less maintenance, produce more horsepower, are more fuel efficient and help increase engine life.

AMSOIL Signature Series 100% Synthetic Motor Oil develops a strong fluid film that keeps metal surfaces separated. Its advanced anti-wear additives further reduce wear in metal-to-metal contact regions for maximum engine life. Signature Series provided 75% more engine protection against horsepower loss and wear1 than required by the industry standard, extending the life of vital components like pistons and cams.

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Brad Nelson is a staff writer for AMSOIL. Outside of work he enjoys family adventures, wilderness exploration and riding/wrenching on vintage metric motorcycles.
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