- What is the difference between Extended Protection and Valvoline's basic full synthetic?
- Extended Protection is the step-up full synthetic, with a stronger additive package aimed at longer drain intervals and extra wear protection. The basic full synthetic is the lower-cost option for standard intervals.
- Does this meet API SP and ILSAC GF-6?
- Valvoline formulates Extended Protection to current API SP and ILSAC GF-6A standards for gasoline engines. Check the jug label for the exact approvals for your model year.
- Can I use 5W-20 in a car that specifies 0W-20?
- Only if your owner's manual lists 5W-20 as acceptable. Many engines that call for 0W-20 should not be filled with 5W-20, especially in cold climates.
- How many oil changes does the four-pack cover?
- Each jug is 5 quarts, enough for most four-cylinder and V6 cars in one change. The four-pack therefore covers roughly four changes for a typical car.
- Is it suitable for turbocharged engines?
- It is a full synthetic that meets current gasoline specs, so it works in many turbocharged engines that call for 5W-20. Confirm the grade and spec in your manual first.
- Where is the Valvoline Extended Protection Motor Oil 5 Quart 4 Pack cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $135.88, as of our latest check.