- Is Supertech full synthetic good oil?
- It meets the standard API and ILSAC specs for gasoline engines and works fine for normal change intervals. It is a basic full synthetic, not a premium long-drain formulation.
- Which cars should use 10W-30?
- Many older cars, trucks and small engines specify 10W-30. Check your owner's manual first; most newer engines call for 0W-20 or 5W-30.
- How much oil is in the two-pack?
- Two 5-quart jugs, ten quarts total. That covers two changes for a typical four- to five-quart engine.
- Can I mix it with other motor oils?
- Yes, it can be topped off with other 10W-30 oils, though matching the same product is best. Do not mix different viscosities unless the manual allows it.
- How often should I change it?
- Follow your owner's manual, typically every 5,000 to 7,500 miles. This oil makes no extended-interval claim, so do not stretch beyond the manual.
- Is it safe for high-mileage engines?
- It is a reasonable choice for older engines in good condition. If yours burns oil or leaks, a high-mileage formula with seal conditioners may suit better.
- Where is the Supertech Advanced Full Synthetic Motor Oil SAE 10W-30 5 Quarts 2 Pack cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $53.76, as of our latest check.