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Best Synthetic Oil For Your Toyota Truck?
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I get the pitch when I get my oil changed that I can go longer on synthetics, is that true? It's quite a bit more money.
millionaireman
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I usually have a tight budget but if i have the cash i would surely go for synthetic oils for my Toyota truck.
@toyotagirl generally synthetic oil can go longer however some of the advantages of using synthetic oils are it resists oxidation and oil sludge problems, it could offer better engine protection on extreme temperatures with in the engine and it promotes longer engine life.
@toyotagirl generally synthetic oil can go longer however some of the advantages of using synthetic oils are it resists oxidation and oil sludge problems, it could offer better engine protection on extreme temperatures with in the engine and it promotes longer engine life.
i use it (royal purple) and i change mine every 8,000 miles thats seems to be a good time cause its gotten a little dirty
I don't owe any toyota truck but I use synthetic oil for my Chevrolet Silverado.Fully synthetic motor oils contain non-conventional, high-performance fluids and a system of additives to help prevent wear, keep an engine clean, flow easily, maintain viscosity, prevent rust and reduce friction .It flows easier in cold weather. Yes I agree it Cost is twice as much as conventional oil .But it lasts longer,thus the actual cost increase is not so more..
How many miles do you get on your synthetics?
So how often is that?
1st-Synthetics
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With Amsoil you can go up to 25,000 miles per oil change. I have a lot of customers with Toyota's that run anywhere from15,000 to 25,000 miles per oil change with our signature series line of oils. This save you time and money!
Thanks for jumping in. 25,000 miles would be a dream between oil changes.
1st-Synthetics
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You can order right online through our website www.1st-synthetics.com or feel free to give me a call and I can have product shipped direct to you.
It's like mixing water and oil...just don't do it.
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Thanks to another spambot reply.
As long as synthetics works, why not. Engines are smooth, and fares well with other oil brands.
Ok, so are synthetic oils legit or not? Can we really get this type of mileage out of the oil?
Deererainman
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I've used synthetic oils in all of my vehicles. I recently rebuilt the 88 Chevy with 350 engine @190,000 miles. (thought the oil pump went out, turned out to be the sending unit, but that's another story) when we went to order bearings, the main's and rod bearing journals were STANDARD, little to no wear.
I've always changed the oil at 5,000 to 7,500 mile increments with a fresh filter.
I read the previous post from the Amsoil dealer about 25,000 mile oil changes. I'm sure he's changing a filter or two during that interval. The additive package may be good, but you still have to filter the particulates.
I've always changed the oil at 5,000 to 7,500 mile increments with a fresh filter.
I read the previous post from the Amsoil dealer about 25,000 mile oil changes. I'm sure he's changing a filter or two during that interval. The additive package may be good, but you still have to filter the particulates.
I use synthetic oils on my trucks and changes it every 15,000 miles
suncomb1
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I use Mobil 1 engine oil, transmission, transfer case and differential gear oils, and chassis grease. I would never go back to conventional products. My truck is 30 years old and I have no chassis squeaks, the doors close and latch easily, the tailgate closes and latches smoothly, the hood operating cable moves easily. Most important, all most all of the lubricated items on my truck show no or very slight wear. Not bad after 30 years of driving it.
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