Is there really any?
whats th difference in mopar oil and say the oil they use at wal-mart
John Smeton
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Is there really any?
Differences are slight. Go by the specifications.
In the final analysis, no manufacturer is going to put their best quality in a private label unless the label is paying for it in which case it will cost the same on the shelf. If they want the identical product at a bargain price, they'll get laughed at; the manufacturers would be underselling themselves.
In the final analysis, no manufacturer is going to put their best quality in a private label unless the label is paying for it in which case it will cost the same on the shelf. If they want the identical product at a bargain price, they'll get laughed at; the manufacturers would be underselling themselves.
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The differences are in the base oil and additive package used. There are MANY different ways to end up with a final product that will give VERY similar results. For "most" people, following the vehicle mfg. recommendations regarding grade and change interval using any API certified oil will result in an engine that outlasts the rest of the car.
This site will help you confirm if your oil of choice is o.k.: http://www.pqiamerica.com/
Click on "passenger car motor oil" at the center/top and explore all the brands.
This site will help you confirm if your oil of choice is o.k.: http://www.pqiamerica.com/
Click on "passenger car motor oil" at the center/top and explore all the brands.
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