Monday, January 30, 2012

Castrol CST06470 GTX High Mileage 20W50 Motor Oil ? 1 Quart, 6-Pack

Castrol CST06470 GTX High Mileage 20W50 Motor Oil ? 1 Quart, 6-Pack Review



Castrol CST06470 GTX High Mileage 20W50 Motor Oil ? 1 Quart, 6-Pack Feature

  • Provides protection against oil burn-off
  • Contains additives to minimize compression loss and maximize engine protection
  • Minimizes harmful deposits
  • Sold in case packs of six
Castrol GTX High Mileage 20W50 Motor Oil provides protection against oil burn-off. This oil contains additives to minimize compression loss and maximize engine protection. It features seal conditioners that reduce leakage. This high mileage oil minimizes harmful deposits and is sold in case packs of six.


Sunday, January 29, 2012

Accel 60316 SAE 10 Non-Detergent Motor Oil - 1 Quart, (Pack of 12)

Accel 60316 SAE 10 Non-Detergent Motor Oil - 1 Quart, (Pack of 12) Review



Accel 60316 SAE 10 Non-Detergent Motor Oil - 1 Quart, (Pack of 12) Feature

  • Good flow characteristics
  • Good shear stability
  • Straight mineral oil
  • Good Lubricity
Recommended for compressors and hydraulic systems which require non-detergent oils. Non-detergent oils are also effective in lubrication of bearings and chains in non-critical "once through" systems. 12 per case.


Saturday, January 28, 2012

Valvoline NextGen 5W20 Conventional Motor Oil - 1 Quart, (Pack of 6)

Valvoline NextGen 5W20 Conventional Motor Oil - 1 Quart, (Pack of 6) Review



Valvoline NextGen 5W20 Conventional Motor Oil - 1 Quart, (Pack of 6) Feature

  • Valvoline NextGen recycled oil cuts crude use, lowers emissions and reduces environmental impact versus oil made without recycled content
  • Valvoline NextGen is made through a multi-stage process first large impurities are removed and then it is distilled to remove any water
  • NextGen is triple filtered to remove micro-impurities and then re-refined to restore the right chemical properties
  • An advanced additive package is added, blended and packaged
  • NextGen exceeds demanding industry API specifications for wear protection viscosity protection and sludge protection

Valvoline NextGen - Starts Better Than Crude Oil, Ends Better Than New Oil

Used oil is better than crude for making new oil, and it goes through the same refining process. NextGen is part used oil that’s made to exceed industry specs and match Valvoline protection. Plus, because it saves resources, it’s better than new oil.



Proven Quality


Oil additives wear out, most oil molecules don't
NextGen starts from a better place than crude oil. Used oil has less contaminants and more oil molecules, so it's better than crude for making new oil. Using the same refining processes as crude, Valvoline then combines special additives for a formula that exceeds industry specifications and delivers the same protection as premium conventional oil. NextGen is so good, it's even backed by Valvoline's Engine Guarantee Program.

Best of all, because recycling saves resources, NextGen protects more than your engine--it also protects the environment.

There's a lot of life left in used oil
Finished motor oil is generally made from 85% base oil and 15% additives. The "oil part" of motor oil doesn't really wear out. As oil goes through the drain cycle in the engine, it's the additives that wear out. At the same time, contaminants like fuel, metals and sludge build-up in the oil. But the vast majority of oil molecules do not breakdown and are fully usable. The recycled oil in NextGen goes through a multi-stage refining process to remove contaminants and additives to create fresh base oil. Then Valvoline adds-in award-winning chemistry to create new oil performance that's 50% recycled.

The Importance of Used Oil Recycling


Recycled oil has a smaller "carbon footprint"
Every year, approximately 800 million gallons of motor oil are used in U.S. cars and trucks. When you consider that one gallon of motor oil can contaminate up to one million gallons of drinking water, you can see the importance of ensuring that all of those gallons make their way to a recycling center.

Recycled oil is better for the environment
Recycled oil reduces impact on the environment vs. oils made without recycled content. The amount of energy used to find, drill, transport and refine crude oil is significant. Recycled oil eliminates or reduces many of these steps, and therefore has a smaller "carbon footprint," reduces energy consumption and lowers pollutants that contribute to climate change. Recycled oil also helps reduce the need for new drilling and crude refining, reusing what's already been pulled out of the ground.

Valvoline created NextGen to reduce impact on the environment without sacrificing performance
If drivers switch to NextGen, it would reduce the need for 1.6 billion quarts of oil. That's enough oil to stack barrels from New York to Los Angeles and back every year.


Frequently Asked Questions About Valvoline NextGen


Is Valvoline NextGen recycled oil just dirty oil that has been cleaned?
No. NextGen uses newer refining process just like crude oil refining. A multi-stage refining process removes contaminants and additives to create fresh oil that performs as good as new. Then special additives are blended to create motor oil with superior performance and protection characteristics compared to specifications. Valvoline has a rigorous quality control process to assure that NextGen is of the highest quality.

Why is NextGen only made from 50% recycled oil instead of 100% recycled oil?
Just like crude oil refining, re-refining of used oil creates base oils of different quality levels. And we select only those recycled base oils that meet our exacting quality standards. At this time, there is only enough of the highest-quality recycled base oils to make a 50% blend. We are continually working with oil re-refiners to generate more of the top-quality base oil, and we certainly hope to move the percentage of recycled base oils higher in the future.

Are there any disadvantages of using recycled oil versus virgin crude?
None at all. With today's re-refining processes, quality is not compromised, and performance is assured. The only disadvantage of using re-refined base stock oil is limited availability.

Will using recycled motor oil void my manufacturer's warranty?
No. All major car manufacturers have approved the use of recycled motor oil that is properly certified by the American Petroleum Institute (API). Valvoline NextGen recycled motor oil carries and exceeds all API certifications.


Valvoline's Engine Guarantee Program
can cover your engine if it fails
Is NextGen covered by the Valvoline Engine Guarantee program?
Yes. The Valvoline Engine Guarantee covers your engine if it fails, hassle free. If you have 125,000 miles or less, using Valvoline NextGen can give you an engine guarantee up to 225,000 miles. Registration required, visit www.engineguarantee.com to learn more.

Is it safe to switch to NextGen if I have been using another motor oil?
Yes. NextGen delivers the performance you need and the protection you expect. It's reformulated to the highest standards, and backed by the Valvoline Engine Guarantee.

Is recycled oil better for the environment?
Yes. Recycling motor oil prevents used oil from contaminating the soil and water. Recycled oil also uses 56% fewer resources compared to oil made without recycled content.

What is the best way to return used oil for re-refining?
Take care to place used oil in a clean plastic container with a tight lid, and never store used oil in a container that has held chemicals, food, or beverages. Oil should not be mixed with anything else, such as antifreeze, solvent, or paint. Don't forget that additional oil can be recovered by draining used oil filters. Thoroughly drained filters can be disposed of in household trash. You'll find that many automotive retailers and municipalities collect used motor oil for recycling.

How often do I need to change my oil when I use NextGen motor oil?
Valvoline recommends changing oil every 3,000 miles. Most consumers (more than 80% of drivers, according to a State of California study) drive under what is considered severe driving conditions (stop and go, short trips, towing, or very hot or very cold temperatures). So, changing the oil and filter every 3,000 miles is the best way to ensure engine health.

Why doesn't Valvoline put re-refined oil in all your motor oil products?
Our estimates indicate that availability of the high quality re-refined base stock Valvoline requires to produce NextGen is limited. As supply of recycled oil increases, we'll continue to explore alternative formulations.

Why did Valvoline decide to make NextGen motor oil?
Valvoline is constantly exploring ways to continue to innovate and deliver greater value to our customers. The combination of improvements in re-refining technology and our proprietary formula has allowed us to create a product that delivers 100% Valvoline quality in a product made up of 50% recycled oil. We are extremely excited about bringing a product to market that is better for the environment and great for your engine.

Valvoline NextGen conventional motor oil is a breakthrough formula motor oil that delivers 100 percentage Valvoline protection from 50 percentage recycled oil. Valvoline NextGen recycled oil cuts crude use, lowers emissions and reduces environmental impact when compared to oil made without recycled content. It is triple filtered to remove micro-impurities and then re-refined to restore the right chemical properties. An advanced additive package is added and blended and packaged. NextGen exceeds demanding industry API specifications for wear protection viscosity protection and sludge protection.


Wednesday, January 25, 2012

Valvoline MaxLife NextGen 10W30 High Mileage Motor Oil - 1 Quart, (Pack of 6)

Valvoline MaxLife NextGen 10W30 High Mileage Motor Oil - 1 Quart, (Pack of 6) Review



Valvoline MaxLife NextGen 10W30 High Mileage Motor Oil - 1 Quart, (Pack of 6) Feature

  • Valvoline NextGen recycled oil cuts crude use, lowers emissions and reduces environmental impact versus oil made without recycled content
  • Valvoline NextGen is made through a multi-stage process first large impurities are removed and then it is distilled to remove any water
  • NextGen is triple filtered to remove micro-impurities and then re-refined to restore the right chemical properties
  • An advanced additive package is added, blended and packaged
  • NextGen exceeds demanding industry API specifications for wear protection viscosity protection and sludge protection

Valvoline NextGen - Starts Better Than Crude Oil, Ends Better Than New Oil

Used oil is better than crude for making new oil, and it goes through the same refining process. NextGen is part used oil that’s made to exceed industry specs and match Valvoline protection. Plus, because it saves resources, it’s better than new oil.



Proven Quality


Oil additives wear out, most oil molecules don't
NextGen starts from a better place than crude oil. Used oil has less contaminants and more oil molecules, so it's better than crude for making new oil. Using the same refining processes as crude, Valvoline then combines special additives for a formula that exceeds industry specifications and delivers the same protection as premium conventional oil. NextGen is so good, it's even backed by Valvoline's Engine Guarantee Program.

Best of all, because recycling saves resources, NextGen protects more than your engine--it also protects the environment.

There's a lot of life left in used oil
Finished motor oil is generally made from 85% base oil and 15% additives. The "oil part" of motor oil doesn't really wear out. As oil goes through the drain cycle in the engine, it's the additives that wear out. At the same time, contaminants like fuel, metals and sludge build-up in the oil. But the vast majority of oil molecules do not breakdown and are fully usable. The recycled oil in NextGen goes through a multi-stage refining process to remove contaminants and additives to create fresh base oil. Then Valvoline adds-in award-winning chemistry to create new oil performance that's 50% recycled.

The Importance of Used Oil Recycling


Recycled oil has a smaller "carbon footprint"
Every year, approximately 800 million gallons of motor oil are used in U.S. cars and trucks. When you consider that one gallon of motor oil can contaminate up to one million gallons of drinking water, you can see the importance of ensuring that all of those gallons make their way to a recycling center.

Recycled oil is better for the environment
Recycled oil reduces impact on the environment vs. oils made without recycled content. The amount of energy used to find, drill, transport and refine crude oil is significant. Recycled oil eliminates or reduces many of these steps, and therefore has a smaller "carbon footprint," reduces energy consumption and lowers pollutants that contribute to climate change. Recycled oil also helps reduce the need for new drilling and crude refining, reusing what's already been pulled out of the ground.

Valvoline created NextGen to reduce impact on the environment without sacrificing performance
If drivers switch to NextGen, it would reduce the need for 1.6 billion quarts of oil. That's enough oil to stack barrels from New York to Los Angeles and back every year.


Frequently Asked Questions About Valvoline NextGen


Is Valvoline NextGen recycled oil just dirty oil that has been cleaned?
No. NextGen uses newer refining process just like crude oil refining. A multi-stage refining process removes contaminants and additives to create fresh oil that performs as good as new. Then special additives are blended to create motor oil with superior performance and protection characteristics compared to specifications. Valvoline has a rigorous quality control process to assure that NextGen is of the highest quality.

Why is NextGen only made from 50% recycled oil instead of 100% recycled oil?
Just like crude oil refining, re-refining of used oil creates base oils of different quality levels. And we select only those recycled base oils that meet our exacting quality standards. At this time, there is only enough of the highest-quality recycled base oils to make a 50% blend. We are continually working with oil re-refiners to generate more of the top-quality base oil, and we certainly hope to move the percentage of recycled base oils higher in the future.

Are there any disadvantages of using recycled oil versus virgin crude?
None at all. With today's re-refining processes, quality is not compromised, and performance is assured. The only disadvantage of using re-refined base stock oil is limited availability.

Will using recycled motor oil void my manufacturer's warranty?
No. All major car manufacturers have approved the use of recycled motor oil that is properly certified by the American Petroleum Institute (API). Valvoline NextGen recycled motor oil carries and exceeds all API certifications.


Valvoline's Engine Guarantee Program
can cover your engine if it fails
Is NextGen covered by the Valvoline Engine Guarantee program?
Yes. The Valvoline Engine Guarantee covers your engine if it fails, hassle free. If you have 125,000 miles or less, using Valvoline NextGen can give you an engine guarantee up to 225,000 miles. Registration required, visit www.engineguarantee.com to learn more.

Is it safe to switch to NextGen if I have been using another motor oil?
Yes. NextGen delivers the performance you need and the protection you expect. It's reformulated to the highest standards, and backed by the Valvoline Engine Guarantee.

Is recycled oil better for the environment?
Yes. Recycling motor oil prevents used oil from contaminating the soil and water. Recycled oil also uses 56% fewer resources compared to oil made without recycled content.

What is the best way to return used oil for re-refining?
Take care to place used oil in a clean plastic container with a tight lid, and never store used oil in a container that has held chemicals, food, or beverages. Oil should not be mixed with anything else, such as antifreeze, solvent, or paint. Don't forget that additional oil can be recovered by draining used oil filters. Thoroughly drained filters can be disposed of in household trash. You'll find that many automotive retailers and municipalities collect used motor oil for recycling.

How often do I need to change my oil when I use NextGen motor oil?
Valvoline recommends changing oil every 3,000 miles. Most consumers (more than 80% of drivers, according to a State of California study) drive under what is considered severe driving conditions (stop and go, short trips, towing, or very hot or very cold temperatures). So, changing the oil and filter every 3,000 miles is the best way to ensure engine health.

Why doesn't Valvoline put re-refined oil in all your motor oil products?
Our estimates indicate that availability of the high quality re-refined base stock Valvoline requires to produce NextGen is limited. As supply of recycled oil increases, we'll continue to explore alternative formulations.

Why did Valvoline decide to make NextGen motor oil?
Valvoline is constantly exploring ways to continue to innovate and deliver greater value to our customers. The combination of improvements in re-refining technology and our proprietary formula has allowed us to create a product that delivers 100% Valvoline quality in a product made up of 50% recycled oil. We are extremely excited about bringing a product to market that is better for the environment and great for your engine.

Valvoline NextGen conventional motor oil is a breakthrough formula motor oil that delivers 100 percentage Valvoline protection from 50 percentage recycled oil. Valvoline NextGen recycled oil cuts crude use, lowers emissions and reduces environmental impact when compared to oil made without recycled content. It is triple filtered to remove micro-impurities and then re-refined to restore the right chemical properties. An advanced additive package is added and blended and packaged. NextGen exceeds demanding industry API specifications for wear protection viscosity protection and sludge protection.


Monday, January 23, 2012

Sea Foam SF-16 Motor Treatment - 16 oz.

Sea Foam SF-16 Motor Treatment - 16 oz. Review



Sea Foam SF-16 Motor Treatment - 16 oz. Feature

  • 100 percent pure petroleum
  • EPA registered product
  • Liquefies gum and varnish deposits or internal engine contaminants
  • Can be used as a fuel system additive
  • Can be used as an oil system additive
Sea Foam Motor Treatment is a 100 percent pure petroleum product that safely and effectively cleans internal fuel and oil system components, helping your gasoline or diesel engine run cleaner and more efficiently. Sea Foam is an EPA-registered product, and will not harm engine components, seals, gaskets, catalytic converters or oxygen sensors. Liquefies gum and varnish deposits or internal engine contaminants, removing carbon deposits, freeing sticky valve lifters and rings, improving idle quality, pinging and hesitation problems. By using Sea Foam to eliminate varnish and carbon buildup, mechanics can more accurately diagnose mechanical problems that may exist. That is why Sea Foam has been so popular with professional mechanics for over 65 years. As a fuel system additive, Sea Foam will clean carburetors, fuel injectors, clean carbon, gum and varnish deposits, adds lubricity to fuel, stabilize fuel for 2 years and control moisture. As an oil system additive, Sea Foam controls moisture, gum, varnish and residue deposits.


Sunday, January 22, 2012

Royal Purple 04154 API-Licensed SAE 15W-40 High Performance Synthetic Motor Oil -1 Gallon

Royal Purple 04154 API-Licensed SAE 15W-40 High Performance Synthetic Motor Oil -1 Gallon Review



Royal Purple 04154 API-Licensed SAE 15W-40 High Performance Synthetic Motor Oil -1 Gallon Feature

  • Better wear protection
  • Increased fuel efficiency
  • Better protection of the expensive catalytic emission system
  • Improved compatibility with fuels containing ethanol
  • Superior corrosion protection
Royal Purple Motor Oil Combines premium base oils with proprietary additive technologies to create high performance motor oils that optimize engine performance and provide superior protection. No special procedures are necessary when upgrading to Royal Purple. Royal Purple motor oil is fully compatible with mineral or other synthetic oils. Royal Purple recommends waiting until the manufacturer’s first scheduled oil change in new gasoline engines before upgrading to Royal Purple. Royal Purple’s API licensed motor oil delivers superior protection and improves performance in gasoline and diesel engines. Royal Purple’s API SN licensed motor oil meets ILSAC GF-5 and Dexos1 1 performance requirements.


Saturday, January 21, 2012

Olympic Oil Mm Qt Sae20 Motor Oil (Pack Of 12) 363853 Auto Motor Oil

Olympic Oil Mm Qt Sae20 Motor Oil (Pack Of 12) 363853 Auto Motor Oil Review



Olympic Oil Mm Qt Sae20 Motor Oil (Pack Of 12) 363853 Auto Motor Oil Feature

  • Master Mechanic
  • QT, SAE20 Motor Oil
  • Non-Detergent
  • Use For Oil Drip Lube Systems
  • Wipe Down Oils
Master Mechanic, QT, SAE20 Motor Oil, Non-Detergent, Use For Oil Drip Lube Systems, Wipe Down Oils, Oil Bath Air Cleaners, Small Compressors, Not For Use In 4 Cycle Engines.