Super Tech Conventional SAE 10W-30 Motor Oil, 5 Quarts

I use this in my winch truck and it holds 50lbs of oil pressure. I will be buying more.

based on reviews of others in the affordable price and the evidence of what the inside of my motor looks like at 45,000 mi being a 1979 truck it looks like new. I only average about five six hundred miles every two months I change my oil between every month and two months depending on how I feel it's cheap insurance to keep your investment going longer.

This oil runs great and is very clean, and you can't beat the price.

My husband uses this brand all the time. It has always worked good for us. And cheaper than others

Make sure you add some Lucas oil treatment and gas treatment... I used Lucas in my dump truck and backhoe and you can immediately see a compression and oil pressure boost.

Been a mechanic for 28 years, I know a lot about lubricants. Don`t let the price fool you, the oil walmart markets under supertech is manufactured to the highest standards available by a major oil company, I`ve used this stuff for years without a hitch. My Ranger has 240,000 + miles and still going strong.

It is more important to keep up on the frequency of oil changes than to get a super oil. An engine is inherently dirty and it will contaminate the lubricating oil. The best way to get rid of that contamination is to replace the engine oil frequently (4k mile change interval). With a low price oil I am more inclined to change my oil rather than extent its use with a higher priced oil. I just took apart a perfectly good Subaru engine with 165k miles that ran SuperTech oil. I found the internals clean, no coke buildup, and minimal wear. I almost regret taking that engine apart.

I have been getting the Walmart 5 Quart Jugs of Oil for as long as I can remember and done all my own oil changes for many years, and none of my 200,000 mile plus cars burn any oil at all. Why pay more ? Just use a good quality oil filter, and you are good to go. Recommended !

I have been in the auto industry for over 18 years. I have seen oil come from jugs quarts and barrels. If you read the rating on the back of the bottle it gives you a little insite on the quality of oil. I have used super tech in boats jet skis cars and bikes. A lot of performance guys including myself stand behind the oil. I am starting to see synthetic oil burn faster and disappear in cars being quart low. So I disprove of name brands as the best of the best. If you don't try to get 8 thousand miles on a oil change and drop it at 25000 you decrease slugging and have a heatlh conscience engine. I have seen motors slugged up on name brands just as much as any oil. Super tech is good for everyday driving. If you are racing I would start with super tech and add your own additives.

Super Teach has become a trusted brand. I relay on the aforable price and quality. Auto maintenance is a long time practice for myself. I really like the different weight choices available in the Super Tech brand.