The Best Engine Oil in the World (Don't Buy Anything Else)

Engine oil. The Best Engine Oil in the World (Don't Buy Anything Else), DIY and car review with auto mechanic Scotty Kilmer. The best motor oil. It's good to know which oil is the best when doing an oil change, but is it worth the money? Conventional oil or synthetic oil, which is better? Tips for the best engine oil change possible. Engine oil review. Car Advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 56 years.
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[@scottykilmer]

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[@ThomasWBaldwin]

Hey! I AM THE KING OF MORONS! so back off...🤣

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

I pulled 4 back molars out myself in the past two years Scotty. My dad, Captain Joseph T Baldwin MD (WW2/Korea. USAAF), said, "Barnacles and body rot." The back molars were broken years ago boxing and in car accidents. I also had braces as a kid. The molars started getting lose, and after 6 months of eating soup, they began falling out. Now I can eat steak again. At least they are in the back. Can't tell they are gone really. My romance days are over anyway.....😃

[@TomMcDonaldatYahooDotCom]

Just screw a 7/16 bolt on the threads of your tooth and that'll fix it 😂🤣😅

[@haydenrichardp3712]

The best oil is the brand that you change when you should along with a filter. I’ve used the same brand since 1968 with no problems. I believe if I had started with a different brand I would have had the same success.

[@GlennC789]

Yeah. If I hear you right, all oil we get on store shelves is about the same unless you need something special. Just change it from time to time. And that is all.

[@WaldoWizard]

your first Sentence makes absolutely no sense 😂

[@nickyj3571]

Yup good old Valvoline or wolfs head

[@sallystokes1277]

I don't care what they say --- Scotty You're the BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@patsfan1222]

Because he doesn’t know crap! I have been mechanic for over years and I can tell you he is full of nonsense!!

[@stevenekdahl7124]

I had an auto repair center, engines,transmissions, paint and body, I am now retired and I miss my shop, thank you for giving me the auto fix that I love, great videos Scotty I enjoy them very much.

[@chickenwings5429]

I have a question sir, my break pedals are stiff but work fine as usual and breaks good. They just are stiff and remains stiff even when engine is off. Even if you press it multiple times while engine is off it won’t go completely stiff like a normal break would. It would just remain a little stiff but would still be able to push down even if you push it 100x. Have any ideas??

[@stevenekdahl7124]

@@chickenwings5429 check the power booster that's where I would start, check vacuum to booster and the check valve on the booster, there is also a filter pad at the back of the booster that can get clogged and slow down the air that's trying to enter the booster when the brake pedal is pressed.

[@soteriamediaproductions6165]

With just a few linguistic studies, Scotty’s hand gestures could replace the more complicated but traditional sign language!

[@grahamditchfield4318]

I was going to comment on that. He's just like Gates, hands flyin' all over the place. In my world the is a trust killer!

[@brucecourt5277]

SSL not ASL

[@joeysplats3209]

I can't imagine why anybody wouldn't like Scotty.

[@ernieferguson9513]

Just don't stand too close to him, he'll poke your eye out.

[@BenjaminGonzalez-wv3cy]

He is honest and just a cool mechanic…🎉❤😊

[@GD-uc6zw]

Love this guy! One of my favorite online influencers! Thank you Scotty, for all that you do for us!!

[@gdholmfirth]

@@BenjaminGonzalez-wv3cy He may be a good mechanic, but honest he is not.

[@ZING-oj6zi]

MEHEECO doesn't like Scotty 😂

[@mzondi1970]

Mobil 1 synthetic and Honda OEM filters has my CRV it almost a half million me so far and still going

[@STho205]

Do you have an identical one with a FRAM and Mobil conventional with similar miles as a control for your experiment?

[@peacebubblepop5393]

Love my 2010 CRV I’ve used mobile 1 for 10yrs 281000 miles and my mileage has Improved in the last 2 years. GO FIGURE.

[@nickyj3571]

Yeah its a Honda thats why.

[@ken4016]

I have a 2008 F250 Super Duty pickup 6.8 V-10. I've ran Mobil1 full synthetic with a Mobil1 oil filter the whole time I've owned it. It only has 68,000 miles and still looks new. I change the oil and filter once a year. Its been a great truck. Hopefully my last.

[@opera93]

Thanks, about SAME here…though, 2007 CANYON/4 CYL//2015 Journeys : though basically “”had “”to change to VALVOLINE SYNTHETIC/Filter (* changing q six month to PUROLATOR BOSS Filters)….I moved, & have POINT S SERVICES,etc. ….* AND be 77 years young in few Days ((* lazy sometimes too)..

[@bryancarlson3673]

I installed Mobil I 10-40 synthetic oil in my 1960 Buick Electra 225 with 22,000 original miles and it works perfectly! No leaks, no oil burning, no problems!

[@____-gy5mq]

22000 original miles and 200000 synthetic miles

[@PassivePortfolios]

I have a 2015 Ford F-150 V-8 with 103k miles, which does not burn any oil but I use synthetic and change it every 5k miles. Maybe I am wasting the extra money on synthetic but I can't argue with the results.

[@matthewronson5218]

installed...synthetic oil

[@TroyMckay-ln1js]

I think he's referring to 0-20 weight

[@PassivePortfolios]

@@TroyMckay-ln1js the 0-20 gets better MPG.

[@47AndyT]

I've had or have 3 trucks. An 87 Toyota 22R, a '93 Chevy, and an '05 Tundra. I started the 87 on Mobil 1 at 20K, doesn't leak at 190K. The other two since new no issues. I noticed the two with oil pressure guages are very steady oil pressure. Change every 5K with filter change!

[@PhilRacicot]

What grade have been using? I remember in the mid nineties 5W50 was a quite popular grade, now that most engines use very thin oil, it's not so common anymore. I had a few 22RE and newer Toyota 3VZE V6 and I have always used synthetic oil in them. Currently running on 10W30 but 5W50 does get higher oil pressure when hot.

[@47AndyT]

@@PhilRacicot YES, 5W30 was the recommended viscosity, so I just followed that.

[@richardoliver1303]

Scotty dont ever stop giving automotive info.

[@PassivePortfolios]

I change the oil and filter on our vehicles at 5k miles or 6 months, whichever comes first, using Walmart brand synthetic oil. No problems ever even with older cars.

[@tylerc7037]

I do the same. High mileage Supertech oil and Supertech filter. Costs me $22 to change my oil. I do it every 3-4000 miles though.

[@dmitripogosian5084]

@@tylerc7037 I am sorry, how much oil does your car take ?

[@tylerc7037]

@@dmitripogosian5084 5 quarts

[@melissasmess2773]

@@dmitripogosian5084two quarts according to the price of a filter 😂

[@melissasmess2773]

@@dmitripogosian5084two quarts according to the price of a filter 😂

[@hughsavage2136]

Love your work Scotty. No complaints here. I always watch your posts. 😊

[@mdijon851]

I don't care what anyone says about you, your my go to for good info especially on Toyota..thank you for having a KZbin channel!!

[@sAiNtFiTz78]

you're

[@TheopolisQSmith]

I don’t know if anyone else has said this but the V-4 engine in SAAB cars was a regular four stroke. The two stroke that Scotty inadvertently mixed up with it was a Three cylinder engine that SAAB used for decades until the advent of pollution controls made two stokes no longer usable for automobiles. This happened around 1968 or so.

[@marccarnohan14]

Yes! I had a ‘72 Saab 96 with the V4. I heard it was 1/2 of a Ford 289! I sold it when a machinist remarked, “I know about those cars. I hand made a water pump for one because there weren’t any around.” This was in the 80’s. I sold it soon after. But it was a neat car. Had freewheeling. 4 speed on the column. No one seemed to know how to find reverse, so I ended up backing it out of places where I had it worked on.

[@TheopolisQSmith]

@@marccarnohan14 👍👍

[@chrisdunlap8322]

I had a 74 with the 4 stoke V4 with glass packs it sounded a lot like a V8. It wasn’t fast only 65 hp but a fun car to drive.

[@user-dj1le5rj8y]

For the last 11 years I have been using Liqui Moly oil and I am completely satisfied.

[@gailjohnson6670]

Thank you for the video. Blessings to you.

[@DahliaRedner]

Love your sense of humor Scotty!❤❤

[@waynecastleman1363]

Good ol Scotty ! I went to a Hot Rod show and it was mostly new Corvettes , man Im really getting older!

[@devinmcaluliff7001]

I have been doing your lacquer thinner idea for my 1999 Subaru Outback 220k miles and I must say, you are correct, she runs better and smoother, I have even been as high as 28 mpg then it leveled off to like 25.5 mpg…you are wonderful, thank you so much

[@memomonty6424]

Thank you always Scotty for the educational talk and excellent content in your videos….

[@paulsdogwalking]

thanks for the video scotty, thanks for the information,

[@user-pk3gt8sp7n]

Hello scotty you don't know how helpful you are your FAN. from Lesotho 🇱🇸

[@martinfromseacity2010]

Thanks always interesting

[@c.leeyoung4678]

2001 Dodge 2500 Cummins diesel Banks exhaust setup, Banks fuel setup. Oil T4 rotella, 2 quarts Lucas oil stabilizer. 214,000 MIles. Not even broken yet. 3 mechanics 30-year professionals at one shop loves this pickup. Brags to other people about my vehicle. Excellent fuel mileage. It's a diesel I take my time. Take your time and she'll always be there.

[@shikamaru281281]

So many people have done tests, and it's always Amsoil followed by Pennzoil.

[@garypritchard9787]

Use Amsoil in both vehicles & small engines.

[@gungadingo]

Absolutely! Amsoil forever.

[@cyclechris6591]

In my 2022 Mazda turbo, a GDI engine, a little fuel gets in the oil. The main advantage Amsoil has is its longer potential mileage. Since I change oil every 4,000 instead of 7,000, I use the second best, the Pennzoil ultra platinum. It’s good oil and much cheaper than the Amsoil. Oem filter always. Another reason to change more frequently is the tiny oil filter on the car.

[@edwinsandoval4041]

Hi I watched your video all the time, I like it. Great videos.

[@Marc-rw3si]

Scott appreciate ur channel got 06 cruiser got it right gonna tackle timing belt next thx

[@antoniodavid2253]

I love when hands 🙌 move around all day!! Keep the good hands 🙌 moving Scotty!! 😂 👍👍

[@pakjohn48]

I watched Scotty's description of how "synthetic" oil is manufactured and in disbelief I checked to see what ChatGPT said. Scotty WAS RIGHT! Shame on me for not trusting him.

[@I-am-afan]

Please don't stop, your show is very informative and entertaining. Thanks much But we still have to visit the professional to get our vehicles fixed

[@brianhall8097]

The best oil is the one you change routinely every 3,000 to 5,000 MI

[@tjlee9901]

probably dont need expensive oil if you only do 5 k miles interval and 6 or 12 months . i like to do my changes in the warmer months once or twice a year .

[@edhiggins2917]

Have another Red Bull Scotty!.. Geezus..Can you imagine having Scotty over for a backyard Barbecue?..ahhhhh..Every guest..at the door..Hey Scottys here! Dont ask him how he's doing..OK?...He wont STOP!.. He's Brilliant...But always on high...

[@bklynslipnjimmy]

Excellent

[@PhilRacicot]

About cruise control maintenance, some really old ones had filters that needed to be cleaned and replaced. My 1965, 1967 Buicks have filters on their power units and my former 1968 as were as my current 1975 Buick have filters in their transducers. Can't get new replacement ones but you can cut a piece of foam filter to replace them.

[@benmartin6476]

Cheaper synthetics ( group 3 and most common ) are a pao ( Polyalphaolefin ) it’s much more than just refined crude Group 4 and group 5 synthetic is HC ( hydrocracking ) the made from natural gas like penzoil Synthetic oil has been used since the world war , amsoil just was first to the market in 1972

[@stanza77]

Been using Penzoil Platinum for a while, excellent oil. Great UOAs too

[@anonymissed3611]

UOA?

[@stanza77]

@anonymissed3611 " Used Oil Analysis " do you recall the part in the video where he said he sends the oil samples to an independent lab for testing? You drive on the oil, drain it and send a sample. Blackstone will test it and tell you how the oil performed during that cycle. They base it on how much metal meterial is in the sample and how much the anti wear additives and detergents how been used up.

[@MichaelDillin]

Honest reviews that are not paid for are invaluable!! Thanks Scotty!! 👍🤠🇺🇸

[@anthony4701]

Junkyard chuckles! I own a junk yard too. 13 traverse

[@jcx2bby]

Junkyard (shows Chevrolet dealership) lol

[@dazcanny]

I change 3000 miles using shell helix ultraclean , took off rocker and internals are so clean like new , great detergents package on a 2003 hyundai coupe/ tiburon.

[@bruceklein9008]

I agree with your assessment of Mitsubishi cars/suv's. They do however make excellent small diesels and heavy equipment.

[@stephendiamond9893]

Scotty, I came across something that I would like to share with your viewers. I have owned the 1999 second generation Dodge ram Cummins diesel 2500 for many years and I’ve gotten to learn much about its various components. For example, I noticed one day the overdrive was not working. You know the button at the end of the shifter handle. I went on Google. I did some research and this is what I found. If you pop out the button, it’s easy to pull out clean the two connecting ends and put it back in. It will fix the problem.

[@sebastianchambers3279]

don’t go too cheap on oil. A quality synthetic changed whenever your oil analysis results tells you to (the point at which wear metals start to accelerate in quantity + oxidation value rises) and you’ll be fine.

[@GlennC789]

Analysis+++. On the other hand with all the analyses I've seen I have noticed virtually no difference between what can be called a quality synthetic oil and any other (like the cheapest available in the US) oil.

[@Bill-tz3wg]

And what's that analysis which yields the observation that oxidation value and metal wear have reached the point at which the oil needs to be changed. I'm going to guess the test is looking at the oil and noticing the color has changed but your answer is so fancy I'm leaving room that you might be talking about something else.

[@STho205]

Generic conv oil Every 6000 miles 400000 miles No scored cylinders, burnt valves, bearings or collapsed rings. I have a Honda CB with no oil filter. Conv Valvoline 4cycle motorcycle for for $6 a quart. 1.5qts an oil change. No filter and motorcycles use engine oil in the clutch/gears so I change every 3000mi. It has 64000 miles. Metal to metal needs lubrication. Refineries filter product. Oil filters clean oil for at least 10k. Mostly the oil sermon priests are just doing incantations. Shitty motors don't last long. Good motors do.

[@ChevyCitation]

At 4:07 Scotty In Sweden has a lot of Junk Yards with SAAB"s in them shows a Chevy Dealer

[@anonymissed3611]

Didn't want to pay the customs fees.

[@kiltedcripple]

Loathe as I am to correct Scotty, I will suggest an alternative to the dash repair question: Bondo. That's how you fix a broken plastic dash. Trim any jagged or raised sections, patch with Bondo as directed by the product packaging. For those unfamiliar, Bondo is a polyester paste that turns into a semi-rigid plastic when cured. It's quite often used in bumper repair, but like, you can craft with it, you can use it as a construction material, the stuff is really brilliant if you get creative. Not food safe though, do not try to make cutting boards or bowls out of it, and no aquarium products for your favorite aquarium dweller. Probably not suggested for sex toys either.

[@atticussfinch9001]

Been watching you for a while, Scotty. Really like your stuff, and especially this video where you explain how and why you you are willing to post your name. (I’m hoping you’re wrong about Nissan 😂. Just bought a brand new 2013 Frontier Pro 4X (Nismo package). Just retired, then bought myself a gift. I took your advice and passed on the 4 cyl + turbo. After a LOT of research on the internet, I hope I got a great truck at a good price.

[@Thinkaboutit2050]

Have. 2017 Pro-4x. Problem free so far. Great vehicle. My toy is a bright red '06 Miata 2.0L 6M bought 2 years ago with only 24.5K on the odometer. Highest smiles per mile ratio on the road today.

[@InTheYear]

I’ve used near every single brand of synthetic motor oil in my 15’ Subaru Forester. It’s at 240k and running strong. I even took one mechanics advice of using 5 20w oil in the a couple of winters. No issues as long as it’s changed every 5k miles. Manufacturer recommends changing oil at 7k but in my experience with my own car, the 2.5i boxer engine needs oil added to it by the time 5k hits. Therefore, the oil is changed at 5k.

[@wsbill14224]

My Toyota horn is 30 years old. It works fine as long as it's above 20 degrees. Below that nothing. Not a peep. Doesn't matter if it snows or not. On dry cold days or still quits. Once warm it starts working again. The connector is AOK. Ever heard of this weird issue?

[@eskieman3948]

"Plastic is plastic". (4:54) 🤣😂🤣🤣😂

[@sleepysamk1400]

The best oil is …………Olive oil. 🤣🤣

[@user-tj9kt5cs6d]

Good for the heart you should only use it in Italian cars

[@yactabay]

Hey I read your comment and drained my oil and used olive oil and my engine stopped working. What must have happened?🤪🤪

[@ithinkaboutthings9052]

I liked baby oil. Do you have any idea how many babies ya gotta squeeze to make a quart?

[@allevi5158]

Did you mean extra virgin olive oil ?? 😂

[@geriatricprogrammer4364]

From Cyprus obviously

[@user-rr9ji7sc7v]

Scotty, thanks for the info, especially about your tooth! LOL

[@utuBrV1oI]

For older cars that sit for several weeks, use a conventional oil that i heard CLINGS LONGER to parts after sitting a long time. In a '91 3000gt v6 dohc, when i used synthentic blend, the engine would make a ticking sound when 1st started after sitting a long time & the tick would disappear when eng was warmed up. When i switched to an old fashioned conventional non synthetic blend, there was no tick when starting!

[@12GAFL]

I have 7 million miles on my Buick Regal because of Scotty. Thanks Scott

[@richardmartinez5938]

Does natural gas the oil turn into natural gas if your if your car is burning oil?

[@richardmartinez5938]

Does it turn into natural gas and burn it like gas. You have gas being burned in the combustion chamber and then the oil leaks into the combustion chamber from the oil pan?

[@daredoggo]

I definitely would have been Scotty's friend in high-school!

[@tmhunter7]

Tried full synthetic oil in my 4.3 silverado and I was getting more oil leak and (probably) burning oil. Oil went from full to bottom of the dipstick in 1000 miles. Switched back to all natural oil (STP brand), filled it to half-way on the dipstick hash, and it's still at that level 800 miles later. Not sure what would be causing this. Yes, both oils were 5w-30.

[@andrewb8548]

Hyundai dealers have drivethru alignment check. Drive on the lift for oil change, get alignment numbers printed out. Nothing touches the car.

[@uraswami8077]

Every dealership has had that for thirty years. Not all of them use it. I had one installed in my dealership that long ago, when the tech was relatively new.

[@garyeverett653]

The horn trick won't work in some states, because it won't PASS inspection, I know, I tried and failed, HAD to actually fix it. Long time ago, don't even remember what was wrong

[@johncostello2948]

Funny how Scotty is now dissing Mitsubishis, yet he dedicated a whole video to the Outlander and how great it was about a year and a half ago. I bought one partially on his recommendation. It has been a wonderful car so far. Way better than my 2008 Rav4. We'll see.

[@augustoelmontro]

Hi Scottie I need your opinion, I’m between 2016 mazda cx9, 2016 Honda pilot Exl and 2016 Volvo xc90, which should in choose? I like the 3 of them….

[@jwootenii]

Hey Scotty I am a fan of Japanese cars I drive a 2013 tundra and my wife drives a crv but I want to build a project car with my son what would you recommend that would be reasonably affordable and still be fast and look cool over the course of several years my boy is only 4 but I want to build those memories of working on a cool car between myself and my boy

[@davidstewart2496MH]

You glued the dash mat down omg

[@davidstewart2496MH]

Your a funny bugger love your vids not a hater ill listen to anyones advice as its up to me to think if it makes sence or etc.

[@sharpshooter012345]

Use canola oil for your vehicle & full synthetic when cooking.

[@victor.winkworth]

What's the best synthetic motor oil for my 2002 Chevy Silverado with a rebuilt 5.3 litre engine? Plus what do thing about those cold air intake for my 5.3L engine. Good or bad?

[@josephgaviota]

2:40 Scotty, I never say anything bad about you, and I recommend your vids all the time. Sorry about the bums out there :-(

[@Cupcardriver]

BG oil products are by far the best available. They also back it up with warranty where when used as directed and you experience a failure because of oil, they reimburse you. Try it, you’ll be sold.

[@lobsterbisque7567]

@Cupcardriver Agreed! I tried their dynamic engine restoration system to flush out an old camry I bought for cheap back in 2020(at 190k mi., now 241,000mi.). Which had been neglected by its previous owners. I could tell they didn't change the oil nearly as often as they should've, and parked it under a tree for months, if not yrs. If I had known about the restoration system when I first bought the car, I would've ran it through the engine as soon as I could. After performing all the routine maintenance the car needed, and switching the car to the high mileage platinum synthetic from Pennzoil, which helped out immensely. But after running the flush earlier this yr, it runs even better now! Thankfully, when I was draining the flush after it had done its job, the flushing fluids weren't much darker than when they went in. It flowed out of the drain smoothly in a clear, light brown color(no sludge buildup). I'm so glad I can find the high mileage platinum at walmart along with the toyota OE oil filter. I love that old car! Still drives like new, barely burns any oil, doesn't leak, dirt cheap to own, and still gets 30+mpg!😆😆😆😆

[@Rixster53]

@@lobsterbisque7567Yes, those old Camry 4cyl. engines are bulletproof! Very reliable AND economical!!!

[@patrickwalsh5131]

Capri v6 chopped four stroke motor had a ford motor company stamped on intake manifold.

[@nosretep1960]

Parts for Saab fighter jets? The TOOTH! REMEMBER THE TOOTH! Seems I remember that line 😅

[@Michael23459]

Have you heard anything about the new oil that's supposed to breakdown carbon in the engine?

[@jd646]

Valvoline restore and protect?

[@renkhachatoorian302]

When you drive a manual car, you must really change the engine oil regularly. So, it will run forever without any hassle.

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

I remember the last time I pushed my cousin's Saab 900 to its final resting place 20 years ago. Finding parts is practically impossible.

[@philindeblanc]

what was great about SAAB was the styling of the body. It was nice and smooth and unique. They were also pretty fast with the turbos...I think they put out 16-18# and they would need replacing. My neighbor had one and he would take us out driving around.

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

@@philindeblanc It had 300 K miles on it.....

[@mariaff5539]

What parts do you need?

[@ThomasWBaldwin]

@@mariaff5539 oh, he needed a ring job on the straight six engine. Although it was a convertible, it was like 10 years old; and he needed a better car to get to work. That Saab is long gone and towed away. sad but true.

[@TomMcDonaldatYahooDotCom]

WOULD YOU RECOMMEND "SEMI-SYNTHETIC" OIL ?

[@user-dx1qg8ij2c]

The way you flail them about constantly you'd think your arms would be jacked.

[@zombiechow9974]

its his cardio. hes not over weight.

[@user-dx1qg8ij2c]

@@zombiechow9974 Who mentioned weight? Put down the cheeseburger and flush out you headgear.

[@chrismoody1342]

So it’s true about hockey. I can attest to that my son caught one the grill. It didn’t get completely knocked out so the dentist put back straight and added a one tooth orthodontic.

[@unnamedchannel1237]

I can approve this oil, i have been taking shots of this instead of whisky for years now.

[@ithinkaboutthings9052]

Straight or on the rocks?

[@kgupta2205]

​@ithinkaboutthings905😂2

[@luis-ciphermstar6597]

Wait, I thought you were taking back shots you were taking...well damn, my bad.😂

[@stephendiamond9893]

They sell a carpet for a second GEN Dodge ram to cover the plastic that tends to crack. The carpet goes for about $50. Sorry I ordered one easy to put in and protects the plastic. If you had plastic crack then I recommend taping it so that if you have to remove it to get to the heater core which my case I had to it will remove intact and not fall apart

[@noahmeme2]

Penzoil has a rebate right now for $25 if you buy 10quarts of platinum or ultra.

[@Jimster481]

Where is the rebate?

[@kennethparker2168]

Our family loves you you've got us into Toyotas we will never own anything else

[@billbirch3748]

The heckling is about area machine shops. Does not matter which machine shop somebody will say "You took it there? Everybody knows....."

[@williamlindner3984]

Castor oil works well, if you change it after every use....

[@1maico1]

Shell Helix Ultra Professional synthetic is also made from natural gas.

[@JohnSmith-pl2bk]

Maybe that is actually Pennzoil Platinum rebadged under the Shell label?

[@1maico1]

@@JohnSmith-pl2bk Shell started making GTL in the early 1990s. They have owned Pennzoil since 2002. There are also GTL plants in places like Qatar.

[@Fred705]

Melhoras para o dente. Abraços do Brasil!

[@firasrahima8262]

Hi Scotty what do you think about Land Cruiser 2008 it’s about 120.000Mile In good condition I’m about to buy it what i should looking for. I’m living in Dubai.

[@bluefrog8670]

Shell Rotella FTW.

[@daledurbin2354]

Scotty, I have a few cars, I drive one for weekly chores, maybe put less than a thousand miles a year on the 305 GM engine, should I replace the oil once a year even though so few miles.

[@user-ol3cp1ny6o]

Scotty is the 2005 Ram 1500 5.7 hemi good truck.

[@richieped8163]

Scotty I wish I could have known what you know now 50 years ago.Did everything with Marvel mystery oil for everything....Wrong!.Dig your channel.75 years old so not used to this computer talk.

[@tacbear]

I use Mobil 1, have for years. I have a 24 year old Mustang Show car with 50,000 miles on it. I change my oil every 5000 miles. Just changed it ...I looked at my notebook that I use to keep up with Maintenance. Last oil change @ 45,000 miles was 7 years ago!! The oil looked good, car runs like new!!

[@ph00z00]

ooh, watch those toothless hills of tennessee comments. i hear banjos in the not so far distance.

[@speterbilt]

Ultra platinum is great oil

[@ayoCanada0921]

Hi, Scotty I have been watching you since you have less than a million subscribers. Lately I thought I had a wheel alignment problem of my Lexus Rx 350. Tried to get appointment at the garage many times, the mechanic played ball they always said " we can't do it today" It's turn out I don't a wheel alignment, I needed a new and better summer tires. Now it's run normal with a new installed summer tires. So the lesson learned here is when you cars sway to one side and it eat out your rubber, it's may not be the alignment problem

[@arvbergstedt3303]

Many times can solve side pull by switching front tires right to left. Left to right.

[@jessiejames3029]

Bad alignment cause you to need new tires. I bet it was a cause of old worn tires due to bad alignment possibly. You should also be doing regular tire rotations if you don’t do that

[@livingunderarockunderarock9963]

The best oil has the API standard stamp on back of jug and is on sale.

[@MichaelHumbles]

AMS Oil good?

[@aguerra1381]

Back in the 80's I remember a construction company that had 2 Mitsubishi Mighty Max pick up trucks with 2.4L engines and over 280k miles on each one and still running strong.

[@faridabdullatif9051]

I still driving my 91 Mitsubishi Might Max manual 2.4 L engine. My mileage now is over 307K. Original engine and transmission. Doesn’t burn oil. It runs great. I wish my 23 4Runner TRD off road premium will last as long.

[@aguerra1381]

@@faridabdullatif9051 4g64?

[@dreddwailing5505]

The problem with Mitsubishi rebadging other people's products is they don't or can't fix any problems that crop up, they just move on to buying something else.

[@kbrad1267]

Hey Scotty can you do a show on the Nissan Titans that are going out of production in 2024 and if they'd be worth buying and do you think you could get a good price if you wait until 2025 to buy one

[@andyrantshumanphilosopher7571]

Ive never seen these Kneeson cars. Nissan yes, Kneeson no

[@edwinsandoval4041]

And I have ? For you I owned shelby 350 - year 2017 v8 5.2litre woodoo engine what you think is the best motor oil is the best

[@wayne387]

been using mobile 0w20 in my 22 Subaru for 30k and do changes every 5k all other fluids just been flushed car runs great. Routine maintenance is key not what you use.