Mobil1 vs Pennzoil Platinum engine oil!

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Tell us what oil you're using & why.

[@mdashiqurrahman39]

What oil do you use in your vehicles? And why please?

[@kostadinustavalkov1902]

Mobil 1 EP for 20+ years . Not a single problem , oil analysis comes perfect every time

[@galihpatria9784]

Amsoil Signature Series and Q8 Formula Special D1 FE, because good acceleration, good fuel efficiency....running smooth

[@madwestboy]

just bought an 07 dodge charger hemi. should i use pennzoil or mobil1

[@meyhaqim9090]

How about mannol?

[@Banditt42]

I don't know what tests like this prove. I use nothing but penzoil ultra platinum in my fleet of vehicles. I think everyone can agree that the best oil is the one that is changed regularly.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Harsh but many oil test aren't as sophisticated as one would think. This one definitely needs improvement though.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

You are right it is best to change oil on time.

[@TJsVette]

Personally I don't use pennzoil, ive always been a mobile guy.

[@pryme2013]

@@03SilverMustangGT I’d love to read more of your opinions and how you came to these conclusions. Thank you!

[@sirjohndoeofpa3292]

Super tech full synthetic 100%

[@CCH7540]

I live in Houston and have several friends in the industry, as well as being a professional tech guy myself. The consensus of the people whose professional technical oil opinions I trust is that the Platinum is a better oil than Mobil one. They also all say that they're both so good that if you change your oil with regularity it won't matter for most people. From a standpoint of molecular consistency and wear protection, the Platinum wins on just about everything, but it comes down to "how good is good enough". Pennzoil has the engineering might and money of Shell to back it up, and nobody in the industry spends more on lubricant research and development than they do per what my technical oil business friends say - even Exxon Mobil which is a slightly larger corporation overall. Personally, my first choice has been the Platinum for the last few year after formerly using Mobil 1, but I don't hesitate to still buy some Mobil if it's on sale or has a rebate. They're both great oils, and I change every 6K anyway.

[@1071Halil1453]

Dostum dünyanın en iyi yağları amsoil , penzoil dir. Açıkçası %70 pao %20 katkı %10 ester olanlar en iyisidir ve mümkünse geri dönüştürülmüş yağı kim az kullanıyorsa o da iyidir

[@grominwithrob1339]

@@1071Halil1453my favorite 2 oils.

[@davidwellman622]

A like for like test would have Pennzoil Ultra Platinum going up against Mobile 1 Extended Performance, right?

[@marlon94124]

You should have tested Pennzoil ultra platinum in this video.

[@user-qb3vi5kk3t]

Ultra platinum doesn’t have the dexos approval logo

[@Hello_Ladies]

Not a fair comparison. It's Mobile 1's top grade against Penzoil's base synthetic. Ultra platinum is Penzoil's top grade oil.

[@metatronmen2431]

I have done a test with my vehicle, my SUV has a 2.0 ecoboost this is a turbo GDI engine and has installed a J&L catchcan. I used Amsoil signature series, Mobil1 full synthetic and Pennzoil platinum each change done @ 5k miles and I can tell you, the vehicle ran the same no difference or not noticeable difference between Amsoil and Mobil1 what surprised me the vehicle is more responsive and feels better running with Pennzoil platinum. (no ultra platinum, hard to find here) is quite shocking $26 Pennzoil runs better than $70 Amsoil, very low oil accumulation in the catchcan with all of them, about a 1/4 of an inch in 5k miles. I know many people with GDI engines look for this videos, this is my 2 cents.

[@leonelsway]

I use Pennzoil Ultra in the Camaro, 2015. It now has 72k. Dual vacuum catch can on the dirty side and one on the clean side. I have no carbon build up and it a direct injection engine. Runs like the day it came home from the dealer, oil gets changed every 5k. But I also have a Toyota Matrix I bought new back in 2003. I been using the cheapest oil from Walmart. It has no carbon build up, doesn't burn a drop of oil or leaks. I get about 27 miles to the gallon and it now has 289k miles. So changing the oil at 5k seems to be the sweet spot.

[@realdevildog]

Penzoil is not Dexos approved (not approved from GM) if that matters to you, I doubt it matters to you though. If you still had a warranty it would likely void the warranty if you had engine issues.

[@leonelsway]

@@realdevildog you are correct. But that been said, to be Dexos approved oil companies have to pay GM. Pennzoil Ultra exceeds Dexos requirements and Pennzoil Platinum. Also Pennzoil Ultra surpasses the latest API standards. Amsoil is not Dexos approved either and it's the best oil in the market.

[@realdevildog]

@@leonelsway good to know. I’ve been wondering about penzoil ultimate platinum. And I know amsoil is top of the line. I just stuck w Mobil 1 so I didn’t have any warranty issues. Been tempted by the ultimate platinum. Amsoil is expensive and not common

[@dragoslav3859]

Completely agree! Regular oil changes of 5k or less are gonna keep your engine pristine no matter what oil you use(assuming your using API, and ILSAC GF-6 approved oil).

[@leonelsway]

@@realdevildog Walmart and Amazon have Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 5 quarts container for $24 and Fram filters run between $4 and $8. Amsoil is $12.49 a quart if you have a membership with them. The membership is $10 for six months and orders over $100 are ship for free. I do you use Amsoil Transmission Fluids, depending on the brand of transmission fluid you like Amsoil cost is not really more costly.

[@know916bound]

I've used both these oils in the same 3 vehicles. And I've switched completely to Pennzoil because all 3 of those vehicles run better and smoother on the Pennzoil.

[@stevenmoomey2115]

I’ve been using Mobile 1, since the Mid-Seventies. This was when I couldn’t plug the car in, it wouldn’t start at -28F, even though the battery came inside and was in a charger. Asked the Cab Driver above his car, it wasn’t plugged in, battery was inside on a charger. He used Mobile One. Ford Engines, run on Mobile One show no appreciable wear, even at 200K

[@bruceal12]

Hi Nate, but you should have used Pennzoil Ultra, not Platinum. Pennzoil Ultra is their extended performance brand. I believe the Ultra would have been different results. Say you?

[@jaywinters2483]

I had over 430K on old Volvo ran like a top when I got rid of it. Used Mobil 1 EP and changed it every 3-3500miles. Only reason I got rid of it was because didn't have any place to park it. Would be still driving it today 10 years later.

[@williamclick9771]

I use Pennzoil Platinum High Mileage Full Synthetic 5W - 30. But I think the secret is changing the oil. I change it every 3000 miles. Very important to change your oil on time.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

I couldn't agree more, proper oci oil change intervals is paramount to a long lasting engine.

[@edwardlibby5139]

Ppl

[@bleach_drink_me]

That's a short OCI for that quality of oil. I go 5k-7.5k. If a lot of idle,stop/go or hard driving I change around 5k. If a lot of highway driving,little idle I go more. You can change it as often as you want but if you have a quality filter you can wait longer without issue.

[@costantineyoussif6679]

How long have you been using pennzoil platinum HM ? I been using it for almost 1 year now and i feel my ride super quite but just paranoid about the additive they added to the high milage which swells seals ? Any problem have you experience ???

[@bleach_drink_me]

@@costantineyoussif6679 I wouldn't be concerned about the possibility of seals swelling with the oil. I have let new (no name) seals in it for long periods of time. No noticeable difference in the size or flex of the seals. I don't think modern high mileage oils use any additives that actually cause swelling. It's more of a "rubber conditioner" which helps them stay flexible. I actually used high mileage oils in a vehicle for a couple of years. I later tore the engine down, I can't say I noticed any significant swelling of any of the gaskets and the rear main and front seal were nearly as flexible as brand new. The valve cover gaskets were a little stiff, valve stem seals had no noticeable swelling compared to new. For what it's worth, the previous owner took it to the "quick lube" and let them up sale him to use the high mileage oil. No idea how long he used it for before I bought it but it came with a fresh fill of high mileage oil (max life)when I bought it. I could see using some stop leak additives being an issue but never tested them,so can't comment for sure. TLDR: have experience and tested modern high mileage oils for gasket swelling,no significant change noticed during a couple of years use and during several months of new seals sitting in the oil in a jar, Wouldn't recommend using stop leak additives but haven't tested myself. BTW if you don't have any leaks, maybe next OCI go back to normal oil? Just something to think of..do your own research on high mileage oils,pay attention to the date of info posted when you are researching.

[@michaelmccotter4293]

I think you need to explain the purpose of your test apparatus. I have no idea why heating oil or vacuuming that heated oil would prove a dern thing about how said oil is protecting my engine. Use good oil. Change it often. Engine oil is like a politician. They go in slick and clean. They come out corrupt and grimey dirty.

[@randy74989]

Sorry, no. The top three "full" Synthetic motor oils are: Liqui Moly, Motul, and Amsoil in the correct viscosity for your vehicle. But really, it's whatever makes you happy as long as it is fully synthetic and meets the API/SAE specifications for your vehicle. SAE stands for the Society of Automotive Engineers (United States). An oil rated as SAE Oil (for example, SAE 5W30) denotes its viscosity. API stands for American Petroleum Institute. Engine oil with an API rating means that the lubricant meets the minimum performance standard accepted by auto manufacturers.

[@WoWgen123]

I run Pennzoil ultra platinum which seems to do way better on tests over Pennzoil Platinum

[@IkfNorCalChamp]

That’s what I was going to say. A lot of these guys will do test using the competitors best oil but then use Pennzoil’s 2nd best ( platinum) not the ultra platinum. I just switched to using ultra platinum my last oil change.

[@dham99]

I've been using Mobil 1 Advanced Synthetic in all of my new and used vehicles for years. I've just always had good luck with it. I do notice it gets a bit dark pretty quickly, but i don't really lose much and I've known engineers/engine builders who've actually worked contracts with Manufacturers like Ford to stress test/LSPI/oil certifications etc and Mobil 1 has been their choice. Specifically for the Ecoboost platform (like my 2016 Focus ST). I actually recently ran Lucas break-in oil for my rebuilt motor (forged, big turbo) and it seems like a nice clear oil. I've been half curious about Lucas engine oil as a daily synthetic choice but have seen the proven tests of Mobil 1, so I likely wont stray at this point. Always interesting to see what people prefer since all brands claim to be superior. But time and time again i see Mobil 1 sit at or near the top in tests. Thanks for the video!

[@steverugerguy9606]

Mobil 1 for the win......yea!

[@HEELMACHINE]

I have 2003 Chevy avalanche with 271,000 miles. I have only had oil consumption 2 times since I've owned the truck . One time was when I used Castrol Edge and the other time was using Mobil 1 "extended life". I will not use those ever again. Regular Mobil and high mileage Mobil has never caused oil consumption. Extended life is because you got to keep adding new oil to it . That's their trick!

[@deborahallsbury1175]

Many have said for years the regular Mobil 1 is much better, change every 5,000 mi. and your golden.

[@kristosvt]

How does the oil drain completely? When you keep it leaned to the right and the drain plug is to the left?

[@awsome6589]

Motul eco clean, actually made my mpg better and last long. Would also love to see motul vs ams oil.

[@ajnance1]

There’s a lot of research on it… and amsoil wins by a mile

[@nexushexus4365]

Why didn't you do Pennzoil Ultra Platinum?

[@cashwilson2571]

Because it’s literally the same oil just a tiny tiny benefit from the “UlTrA pLatNuM”

[@TheInspiringKhan]

I appreciate the intention behind this but a lot of people are going to rip into this experiment. As far as I am concerned, I will watch what ever you post. I am a Big fan. Cheers

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Oh I totally agree but I have learned that Im able to improve over time after actually performing the test and having more time to consider other variables. Also things that others can add. I need to improve it. There were a few things that I needed to do.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

More importantly the kindness you give doesn't go unnoticed. It means a great deal, So thank you.

[@TheInspiringKhan]

@@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO My camry hybrid is well taken care of thanks to you. 350,000 miles and still the orignal engine and transmission along with battery.

[@bryantturner4125]

Try Pennzoil ultra platinum!

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Absolutely and thanks for the suggestion

[@brucecoleman7412]

Hey Nate! It sounded like you were using a hand powered vacuum pump. The pumps sounded inconsistent in spacing and power. I can’t say for sure, but I would suspect that could influence the outcome. I would suggest to use an electric pump with a regulator for consistency. An unstable variable needs to be eliminated. Great idea, though.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

I absolutely agree, I have a vacuum gauge but I didn't like doing it this way.

[@Hosshoggbossdogg]

Can you test ‘extreme pressure anti wear’ by steel shield technologies

[@turtletitan62]

Flow test should be the main test everyone look at.

[@jimcampbell3289]

Disagree. LUBRICITY should be the final test. Which oil lubricates the best at cold starts, and at operating temps.

[@fabiangarcia2265]

Nate I’ve seen your videos for a while now so it’s great to see you introducing an oil comparison test that I’ve never seen before. It’s a great start and idea and I hope you progress on upgrading the test as time goes by. 👍🏻

[@stat_mike9720]

In the North, I can say for certain, that Pennzoil is a better winter oil. Cold starts are smoother, and engine is looser sooner after running. Gas mileage is better too. I don’t know why but Mobile just runs rougher on the second half of the 10,000 mile oil change.

[@sasquatchcrew]

I noticed pennzoil plat/ultra boils off more in my motor so. That might be accurate.

[@jaywinters2483]

NOAK Volitality tests are not as good on PUP.

[@drchangtorres]

I use Mobil one full synthetic on my 2017 F150.

[@juansuarez6167]

Comencé a usar aceite Mobil 1 en mi Camry 1997 se siente mucho más suave.

[@drchangtorres]

@@juansuarez6167 Dale. Mayor proteccion.

[@treysmith3699]

I use pennzoil as they meet Chrysler specifications more frequently and rams come out of the factory with it. Ever other car I own uses Mobil 1.

[@juniorayala3149]

Ive been using Penzoil is almost $10 Cheaper the 5q jug and Performe about the same

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

You can't go wrong with that decision.

[@daewooparts]

Now try the SuperTech synthetic oil

[@Mike-Capz83]

What oil do you use and why Nate?

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

I don't like to say because it would sound like im trying to promote a brand and thats not my intention.

[@Mike-Capz83]

@@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO just explain that! I’m sure people would love to know what you use! Everyone has there brand of oil! I love amsoil, or pennzoil platinum!

[@Mike-Capz83]

@@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO if someone has a problem on what oil you uses then they Can unsubscribe and move on.

[@415getActive]

the guy at auto zone told me the best oil I can buy in stores will be mobile 1....but I research some videos that did test and pennzoil was the better 1....I like them both 😅 2012 camry runs mobile 1 and 2006 honda runs pennzoil

[@robertI153]

You listened to a autozone sales guy?😂😂

[@dontderockmerizz3211]

I will never use Mobil 1. Overpriced for a class III synthetic. Castrol edge, Valvoline & Ultra one plus are waaay better oils for less $. Class IV too.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

I absolutely understand, you know what is best for your vehicle as there are many factors.

[@kostadinustavalkov1902]

Lol k

[@steverugerguy9606]

The others are group 3 also.mobil 1 is great oil.

[@gulshangoswami3354]

Castrol edge vs mobil 1 wich best ??????????

[@thetechlibrarian]

I'd say mobile one

[@Tyler2075]

Castrol Mobil burns off to quick in my experience

[@abelq8008]

Appreciate the info, always trying to keep my gdi from gunking up.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

It's I that appreciates you.

[@tungduongdang1609]

I own a KIA rio in Asia and have just made a switch recently from Mobil 1 EP 5w30 to Ultra Platinum Pennzoil. Now after few hundreds of kms i felt that my car acceleration is a bit heavier than Mobil 1 EP (i guess around 15-20%) and the smoothness is pretty less than Mobil 1 too. It seem like my car like Mobil 1 EP more than PUP. Does anyone have ideas about this issue? Tks

[@rolandogarcia6383]

Amigo. El aceite 5w30 te funcionará pero es un aceite pesado sin importar la marca . Tu carro lleva 5w20 es el aceite que recomienda el fabricante y te dará mejor rendimiento y mejor economía de combustible. Estoy 99% seguro que el 5w20 es el aceite correcto para tu carro. 5w30 no es el aceite adecuado. Pues son más densos y estan mejor diseñados para autos más grandes como SUV por lo general 6 cilindros . Pero todos los sedanes hyundai y Kias fabricados relativamente desde hace unos años usan 5w20. En la tapa de aceite de tu motor dirá el aceite que lleva

[@tungduongdang1609]

@@rolandogarcia6383 could you please write in English ? I couldnot have it translated automatically

[@sasquatchcrew]

I have a feeling there isn't that many chemical esters in PUP or their additive package is inferior. Some guys like 540 Rat Blog shows 'data' that it is not nearly as strong as the Mobil 1 synthetics. At one point two years ago I did about 15,000 miles with pennzoil ultra, adding a quart of Pennzoil Platinum when it needed it. (Cant find PUP in quarts anywhere) I wasn't impressed by its oil consumption. Their marketing and public relations team only cry that it could be the oil cleaning up the motor and getting past seals. Either way, I imagine my motor is pretty darn clean. Many other peoples around the internet claim oil consumption issues as well. It could be their molecules are purer, more refined since they use the Gas-to-Liquid technology to formulate the base oil, however, to me I find that while it is interesting that they can make an oil that pure its useless in the way they describe the methodology because you can boil anything or condense anything in the refining process and improve purities no matter what your doing. They might be doing it more profitably, because of their natural gas resources in Qatar. Seems like they just brag about making money from thin air. I've done 18,000-20,000 on Castrol Edge Professional. I absolutely could feel after that many miles, the engine was not as responsive-and sounded slightly different-and so I changed it, and it was fine. Castrol is known for not boiling off as much as others, leading to adding less oil. So I like it for that reason. Im gonna try more oils for fun like Royal Purple HPS-it seems to have the qualities I want in an oil. Esters(synerlec) and their additive package-and a full synthetic base oil. We shall see. Mobil 1, I will try down the road later, but Im convinced its already pretty good-similar to Valvoline as well. Obviously, synthetics are good in general. If your noticing a change in sound or performance, I would go with your gut feeling.

[@oliverramclam6009]

Stick with M1 EP it’s good stuff

[@jaywinters2483]

Castrol is owned by BP. BP got sued BIG TIME since the safety valve failed in the Gulf and made the massive oil spill. Bean counters at BP have cut corners on Catrol & it's not as good as it use to be. @@sasquatchcrew

[@arniceousmaximus2183]

Nice one again Nate . my last oil change with mobile 1 it was still super clean at approximately 4k miles in extreme conditions no metal shavings no debris . I did use the ceramic friction additive from STP but will try liquid moly on next change

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Im happy to hear, if you can share with us how many miles on average you get on your vehicles and the oil used it would be greatly appreciated.

[@arniceousmaximus2183]

@@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO will do

[@peterrudy9207]

Try Motorkote

[@arniceousmaximus2183]

@@peterrudy9207 never seen that one

[@chandlerchhem2128]

do you recommend switching from 5w20 to 5w30 in a NU GDI 2.0L Engine? 130k miles, which oil do you recommend? I've always used Mobil 1. SO CAL weather is like 68-95 in the summer, i just put 5w-20 a few days ago.

[@царьгоры-щ9ф]

Брат не надо тебе такое масло)) все зависит от температуры воздуха и времени года. 5w30 или 5w40. И чаще менять желательно каждые на 6000км. Почитайте у Японцев на сайтах.

[@carlosbeats972]

5w20 burns I'd use 5w30 especially with mobil 1.

[@HP_Quinn]

This was advice given to me from a professional : "I'd stick with the viscosity indicated in your owner's manual; engines are designed and engineered to be used with a specific oil viscosity."

[@chandlerchhem2128]

@@HP_Quinn the owners manual says 5w-20- 10w-30

[@deborahallsbury1175]

Actually if you read the manual it states in extreme conditions and or temperatures a higher viscosity would better protect your engine ! The recommended viscosity is to appease the USA ( Cafe Standards ).

[@pabloescobar7802]

Man you testing oil or making shine 😂😂😂

[@L3GACYxiNsTiiNcT]

Can you Please Do HPL (High Performance Lubricant) 5w 30 vs Amsoil 100% synthetic Signature 5w 30 a detailed comparison Please 🙏

[@kdomster9141]

You took best Mobile1 oil vs. 22Usd per 5 quart Wal-Mart jug of Pennzoil.... when you should have used Pennzoil Ultra to make this much more test relevant

[@TrapLance1]

I stand by mobil1 oil and oil filters

[@arniceousmaximus2183]

Happy Saturday Nate

[@pryme2013]

Looks like a similar set up to Walter whites

[@HP_Quinn]

😂

[@pablovelazquez5666]

I wanted to see the review, but his voice does not let me get past the first minute

[@bryantturner4125]

Our vehicles always Burnt mobile 1 oil.

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Yes unfortunately burning oil is usually a engine problem if its excessive.

[@bryantturner4125]

@@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO after we switched to Pennzoil it don’t burn any oil!

[@Mohammadkwt]

@@bryantturner4125 Which one? I just switched to pennzoil platinum since I couldn't find ultra platinum.

[@deborahallsbury1175]

Mine did too using the Mobil 1 Extended, went back to regular Mobil 1 and no more burn off.

[@ragnatouya5050]

I have a test i wanna watch oil thats been used about months of useage to see what still useable or last longer.....can you do that?

[@SavageSaltFishing]

If you're testing 7oz than you need to measure in grams, it's not accurate measured in oz

[@mahasidha9]

Mobil 1 is the only one GM wants in the corvettes; says so right on the oil cap

[@fred-san]

Redline 0W40 VS BMW Twin Power Turbo 0W30 VS Mobil 1 ESP X3 0W40 ???

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

Very interesting, what about the oil having a different viscosity? Are you wanting to see the difference.

[@TheInspiringKhan]

@@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO Try different viscositis from same brand, also do factory toyota oil vs mobil1 or penzoil. Show the people that Factory engine oil is not the best thing out there.

[@Life_42]

Love both brands!

[@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO]

They are both of good quality. You know quality.

[@thebigone6298]

Support you from malaysia.. keep it up NATES

[@KarolosAthens]

Shell vs ExxoN esso

[@CirculoNavojoa]

Gracias por tu esfuerzo. Fue una información valiosa.

[@barbwire7449]

I have a farmer neighbor who owns a 2001 Tundra V8. He has never changed the anti freeze, the transmission fluid, coolant hoses, or brake fluid. He buys the conventional Walmart oil brand that is on sale, and often mixes any that is left over. He pulls 5 ton daily on his farm. He has never used full synthetic in the truck. He has 436,000 miles, and has never spent one penny on the truck other than normal items such as brakes, batteries, and tires. I am beginning to believe that all this oil hype is just marketing.

[@masoncomeaux4105]

Everyone knows amsoil is king..

[@braccsn95]

It’s also twice as much as these and hard to find right off the shelf.. pennzoil is a close second to AMS

[@masoncomeaux4105]

Yeah it is that! Lol. Exactly why I've been using pennzoil ultra platinum. Its actually really good stuff. Way better than mobile 1 or castroil

[@williamreagan9241]

It's so good where is it I've never seen it

[@masoncomeaux4105]

@@williamreagan9241 Amazon Walmart Napa auto parts eBay etc. just not looking hard enough

[@edvinasm7902]

Next time use metrics

[@matthewking5612]

The crap Mobile have produced they call oil filters has put me off the brand TBH.

[@kristosvt]

Test have proven Mobil one oil filters are very good. Are you okay? Look at the guys even compared to Wix and Baldwin.

[@youbreakifix544]

Mobil 1 is garbage

[@kostadinustavalkov1902]

Mobil 1 is best oil 😄

[@youbreakifix544]

Not even close

[@kostadinustavalkov1902]

Been living under a rock i see

[@DJR5280]

Why is it garbage?

[@twinkieerella]

Mobil fanboys on the loose

[@VanquishMediaDE]

I have heard good and bad about Pennzoil, I have to use 5W-40 for my 2016 Maserati Gran Turismo, I may decide to change to Liqui Moly Leichtlauf. I have leased a few Ferraris over a decade ago and I recall at the time they were using Shell Helix as well as Pennzoil at the Ferrari dealerships.

[@leonardonelson6895]

And... Ladies and gents yet another nonsense from the best at it... Nates.

[@jaywinters2483]

NO. Nate is right. He just did a small home made volitality test. His results are same as NOAK Volitality test: PUP doesn't have good volitality results.

[@burton7023]

I use super tech full synthetic almost 300 thousand miles 😅😅