Valvoline Advanced Full Synthetic 10W-30 Motor Oil 5 QT

First off, I'm not a fan of Walmart, but they do have better prices on lubricates than most vendors. So I will give them a thumbs up on this. As for the Valvoline, I've used it for 30 years and I've never had any oil-related issues on any of the 100k plus mileage I've put on my vehicles. \nCHECK your owners manual, vehicles made since the 2000s with synthetic oils can go upwards of 6000-9000 miles between oil changes. Don't waste your money and our oil doing changes at 3000 miles like the oil companies like to push.

Have used Valvoline my entire life and never once had an oil related failure. Have seen inside many engines that used Valvoline and they were always clean and had very little wear in the high wear areas. Still a top rated oil. Excellent product!

I was a Valvoline user for 50 years and used the quick oil change shops from day one until they at first would no longer let me look under my car as they had for decades to get a look at things like tie rod bushings and especially CV boots, then stopped even letting me out of my car at Valvoline quick oil change shops. That is right, they don't even allow you to get out of your car at quick oil change locations anymore. Nobody does anything to my car that I can't see. As a former service manager in a transmission shop for years, I've seen what some shops will do. when you aren't looking. That is not an accusation, it merely means that if I can't see, the door is open, and cars are an open target for scammers. What they didn't know was that I already knew motor oil is motor oil and the only thing they had going for them was brand loyalty. I was just using their shop out of convenience, not because it's a great product. That fact is that motor oil is not a product, it's a marketing device. All you need to know about any brand of oil is the federally mandated information right on the bottle. API SG, JASO MA for instance totally describes Valvoline 4 stroke motorcycle wet clutch application oil. It is no better than any other oil that is certified in the same way. The brand on the label is irrelevant. The ONLY difference between brands is the way they are marketed. Motor oil is not a product, it is a marketing device. (and synthetic motor oils are not synthetic in any way most people think of when they hear the word synthetic. The base oil they use is out of the ground petroleum. So if you think you doing a good thing by not using petroleum, you are not.) If you doubt anything I've said about oil here just do your homework and go to google and find unbiased facts. Also, notice Walmart doesn't put the mandated information in their product descriptions.