I'm sure this isn't a "bad" oil, but neither is it a high performance oil. If you don't care, buy this. If you demand more for your engine, buy Mobil 1 or other name brand equivalent.
Thorough research and data do not support this claim. The KS oil has gone through TONS of analysis' and is uniformly lauded for its quality.
I'm sure this isn't a "bad" oil, but neither is it a high performance oil. If you don't care, buy this. If you demand more for your engine, buy Mobil 1 or other name brand equivalent.
High performance oil? Mobil 1 performs terribly out of the bunch. Kirkland and supertech and amazon oil outperforms Mobil 1.
I'm sure this isn't a "bad" oil, but neither is it a high performance oil. If you don't care, buy this. If you demand more for your engine, buy Mobil 1 or other name brand equivalent.
I understand if someone has always used mobil 1 and feels more comfortable continuing to use what has always worked for them. What I'd like to know is what specifically makes mobil 1 better than this kirkland oil. I see the Kirkland is API SN plus and Dexos Gen 2 certified so it certainly seems perfectly capable.
I understand if someone has always used mobil 1 and feels more comfortable continuing to use what has always worked for them. What I'd like to know is what specifically makes mobil 1 better than this kirkland oil. I see the Kirkland is API SN plus and Dexos Gen 2 certified so it certainly seems perfectly capable.
As I said, not a bad oil. But meeting a standard doesn't mean top of the line. Like the whole "top tier gas" BS we often see, claiming something like ARCO is "the same" as, for example, Chevron.
Manufacturers and most professional mechanics aren't going to use relabeled oil. They use a legacy brand proven over generations.
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As I said, not a bad oil. But meeting a standard doesn't mean top of the line. Like the whole "top tier gas" BS we often see, claiming something like ARCO is "the same" as, for example, Chevron.
Manufacturers and most professional mechanics aren't going to use relabeled oil. They use a legacy brand proven over generations.
Spend some time at bobistheboilguy.org and learn about oil instead of spewing out random shit that you understand
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Oil production is through the roof. Demand is slacking
I think the local costco had the same price
Thorough research and data do not support this claim. The KS oil has gone through TONS of analysis' and is uniformly lauded for its quality.
High performance oil? Mobil 1 performs terribly out of the bunch. Kirkland and supertech and amazon oil outperforms Mobil 1.
I understand if someone has always used mobil 1 and feels more comfortable continuing to use what has always worked for them. What I'd like to know is what specifically makes mobil 1 better than this kirkland oil. I see the Kirkland is API SN plus and Dexos Gen 2 certified so it certainly seems perfectly capable.
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Manufacturers and most professional mechanics aren't going to use relabeled oil. They use a legacy brand proven over generations.
Though my local Costco stores carries only 0W-20 and 5W-30.
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Manufacturers and most professional mechanics aren't going to use relabeled oil. They use a legacy brand proven over generations.
Spend some time at bobistheboilguy.org and learn about oil instead of spewing out random shit that you understand