Quaker State Full Synthetic 0W-20 Motor Oil, 5-Quart

This is my "go to" oil if I want to save money. They can say full synthetic because the law allows them to blend grade 3 motor oil in and "technically" be synthetic. If you want the real stuff that allows higher temps and is totally synthetic buy Royal Purple or Amsoil and the label reads what actually is in the bottle. Look it up, also Mobil one has some oils that are totally synthetic, too. All around great oil and better price.

Not sure what is going on. I have been using Quaker State in all 4 of my vehiles. 3 cars use 5w-30 The other is 0w-20 My vehicles are GM and require the dexos 1 gen 3! The jug of 0w-20 online says dexos 1 in the picture. picked up my order and I later notice, that the dexos 1 is nit listed on the jug. I called and spoke with 2 different automotive personnel. One person said that it's listed on GM site for acceptable oil. The other person said that it is the same oil. It doesn't have the dexos 1 on it. He also said that most of the other brands don't have the dexos 1 listed on the jug anymore. He said, not sure why!! Does anyone know anything about this?

I have been using Quaker State Full Synthetic in my race engines for years and have never had a failure due to lubrication issues. As a newly retired 24 year USAF aviator we are trained to be the best and use the best, well this is it! Quaker State is one great product that is a must have when pushing a Small Block Chevy as hard as I do!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Recommended by my grandpa when i was 16. I use it for every oil change i do, from my mom's trailblazer to my 92 miata I autocross, and my 99 sebring before i sold it and still use the synthetic blend in my 96 bronco. Absolutely the only oil I'll buy.

As far as I know it is a good oil and the only oil my 2018 Nissan Rogue has known other than what came from the factory. I have nearly 70K miles and it doesn't burn a drop.

I've been using Quaker State Oil since 1969 and the last number of years been using Quaker State ultimate synthetic in my 6.2 liter GMC and my 3.6 liter oil is superb if they made a 0 w-40 ultimate synthetic I would use it in my SRT 8 Jeep Grand Cherokee that's how much faith I have enough but I go with what the manufacturer it says and I use Pennzoil ultimate synthetic 0w 40 works just fine but don't let anybody tell you that Quaker State is garbagegarbage oh well because it is not and that's a fact jack

Bought my Kia Stinger back in August 2020. Had the oil changed at 1000kms then again at 6000km and now every 6000km after that. Currently at 30k. Car is a Twin Turbo V6 and gets only the best. Plan on keeping the car for years to come. Quaker State 5W30 Full Synthetic is going to help me with that.

With the price of engine lubricant going up I decided to stock up on a few containers. I've used Quaker State products in the past and have no hesitation to continue to use it in my own vehicles. These were not shipped in a box, but rather each container was bagged individually, and the delivery driver had apologized for that. I'm guessing they were pulled directly off the store shelf and driven to my house.

I've used several brands of full synthetic oil, and this one performs just as well as the more expensive options. The main difference is the price—Quaker State is noticeably cheaper, which makes oil changes a lot more affordable. The oil arrived quickly too, which I really appreciated since I needed it sooner than expected. Solid product and a great value overall.

I have used quaker state for many years, my last vehicle went for 140k miles, i changed oil every 3000 miles. never had any engine issues or leaks i used both regular full synthetic and high mileage . never an issue I will continue to use in my new vehicle.