And the best motor oil is............
I've used Quaker State for decades; my '89 Toyota 4x4 van, used as a daily driver and also alot of off-roading went 385,000 miles; tranny finally went, but the engine was still going strong and not burning oil. I have a '95 Tercel that currently has 335,000 on it, and a '06 4x4 Tahoe with 190,000.
So I used to use Royal Purple in my hot cars then switched to Castrol synthetic for my Vette and Caddie. I'm fin witht that but if there is a synthetic oil just as good for less money I'm certainly listening and would appreciate any advice. Since we're on the topic I of course know of recommended weight grades but I'm in SW Florida where daytime temps 9 months of the year are from the mid 80's to mid 90's, so I don't mind "violating" recommended oil grade specs -- what's the best grade for my particular situation? Tks!

A stripper, crakhead, midget (sorry, little person), dreamer, LBGTQ-RSTUV, recovering meth-head, ex-gorilla, helicopter mechanic, guy/girl/he-she/it I met once outside a spirit airlines unisex family bathroom recommended amsoil.
I have stayed away from amsoil ever since....
I have stayed away from amsoil ever since....


