Super Tech Full Synthetic SAE 0W-20 Motor Oil, 5 Quarts

When it comes to synthetic motor oil don't look any further than Super Tech. It provides the protection that modern engines need and comes in a variety of weights. It's the only oil I use in my vehicles. The price is always lower than the national brands and meets the same strict standards.

If you're a “do it yourself-er”, this oil is a no brainer. Project Farm on YouTube repeatedly compared this to premium, more expensive oil, and it is comparable in nearly every category. Truthfully if you do your oil in regular intervals, it's hardly ever going to be the point of failure anyway, so saving a few bucks per oil change is a great trade off.

I have been running SUPERTECH Full-Synthetic Oil in multiple vehicles for the past 10 years. I have never had any issues or complaints. It's always been the best value around and meets all applicable standards. I don't buy into gimmicks. Oil is oil as long as you change it at a reasonable interval and use the OEM filters (intervals 4,000 on my 2008 Prius, yearly on my low mileage Chevy 2500 and 5500-6500 on my 2016 Odyssey).

I owned a car that made a engine rattle sound with the Pennzoil platinum, which used to be ,y preferred oil brand. I decided to experiment with a couple of other oils, this Super Tech brand and the Quaker State brand were the only two that would make the car run smooth with no more rattle. Just to be sure it wasn't my imagination I tried Pennzoil once more... drained it back out a week later. This is top quality stuff.

I have 4 cars and two motorcycles in my household. I only use Super tech Synthetic. Nothing compares to the price, and to be named synthetic, it has to meet certain quality standards. I also use it in my lawnmowers, snowblower, and my 2 4 stroke outboards.

Supertech synthetic oil meets or exceeds the requirements of almost every car (except Lambos etc) our there. It's the only oil I use in my cars and the oldest that I bought new has 140k and going strong. Saves some money, no need to worry about the quality.

Having been using this for few years now with my car having 200k miles and still going

yeah here's a tip get a quart Canning jar to keep your measurements correct that's what I did can't go wrong with this when you got over 200,000 on your pickup truck. makes the leaks a whole lot slower versus having to put a whole new motor in something that doesn't cost near as much as it would to replace it.

Oil is oil and it has the certification stamp so the price is the most important variable. Fully synthetic is what to look for also. 0-20 is what my car takes, so once again look for the best price.

Walmart has been booking me and bugging me to review this oil, so here it goes: I can't tell if this oil is good or bad. When I opened the cap, and poured it out, it looked like I expected the oil to look. It's been in the car for around 100 miles or so, with no significant problems. At about 5000 miles, I will drain it out and put in new oil. I will probably use the same kind of oil, but I really won't know if this oil is any good or not until the end of the life of this engine. Maybe it will go to 200,000 miles, maybe 400,000 miles, but I will really have no idea what factor the oil played. The bottle is of good quality, and useful for containing the old oil that I had drained out of the engine.