What Do You Think Of Walmart Super Tech Motorcycle, ATV, UTV Oil?
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2019
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Walmart came out with several different motor oils formulated for motorcycles, ATV and UTV vehicles in their Super Tech line. I believe this happened sometime in the last year. There is a 10W40 4-Stroke full synthetic oil and a 20W50 full synthetic oil advertised for motorcycles, and a 10W30 full synthetic for ATV's and side by side vehicles. 
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I started using the 20W-50 late July 2019 in my '01 Electra Glide crankcase. Bike had 96k miles. Went to Sturgis and did some touring. Changed it after 3500 miles upon my return with Super-Tech again. Had no issues, no excessive lifter noise, or oil usage. I live in an area where temperatures in late July are 110-115 F. Sent a virgin sample to lab for testing. Until I started using Super-Tech, I had almost exclusively used Mobil One 15W-50 car oil and a few changes with Valvoline 20W-50 motorcycle oil(I picked up the Valvoline at Wally's as they cut the price to clear the shelves for the Super-Tech). Also had no issues with the Mobil or Valvoline.
Supertech is high quality oil without the branding. Slap a mobile 1 or royal purple sticker on it if it makes you feel better.
I used the 10w40 for my gear box in an older air cooled two stroke. I have to say it works well.
I use supertech in car and truck with no issues. For my 17' Street Glide.... I'll have to wait and see some reviews.
What up bro I just saw this tonight Feb-21-2020 for the first time in my walmart!!! I have no idea there's no reviews on this.
I run this in my harley and my sport bike and atv's ZERO problems most cost effective price
The "W" in 20w-50 means winter...not weight.
They're at a mobile one so I ran this in my road glide. I feel absolutely no difference than the mobile one. I use the 10 weight in my primary. These are made by Warren oil so you know they've got to be pretty good
Wow nice! It's great to hear the price has stayed the same 4 years later 🤓
Walmart seems to always have good prices
I have seen people on RUclips that have compared super tech with Valvoline and other brand oils!! Sent samples off!! To professional oil mineral testing companies!! And super tech is just as good as Valvoline!! And I've even seen them compared to Amazon oil and super tech is better than Amazon oil!! Viscosities and temperature testings!! It blowed my mind when the guy got the results back!! I would like to see the same thing done with wet clutch protection oils versus name brand wet clutch oils!! To see how they stand up with others on the wet clutch protection in of other name brand products!! That would be awesome to find out!? 👍👍🙌
I bought this $5.05 at wal mart, then it jumped to 9.00 dollars 2 weeks later.
I noticed if you buy it online, then go pick it up its a LOT cheaper. Check it out!
I noticed the same thing, they bumped the price up a lot. I’m guessing Project Farm let the secret out that Supertech is excellent oil.
My 2018 Kawasaki Concours 1400 , the manual calls for API SG,SH,SJ,SL or SM, as the letters go higher in the alphabet, the oil is basically updated, the Supertech has API - SL, which exceeds my manuals expectations, also for a motorcycle with a wet clutch it requires one of the following - MA, MA1, MA2, Supertech has all 3, therefore, this oil is legit, it is a good oil, if the API (American Petroleum Institute) is on the oil bottle, that is very important, in which it is 👍 the engine my bike has on it is the Ninja 1400 cc , high performance with a lot of power, Supertech is what i have in it ...
I appreciate the explanation man! So on my 2017 Honda Rancher, it calls for SG, so I’m guessing I’m good.
But I read this post on a forum saying that SL doesn’t have….???….certain additives that SG does. So you should basically just go with SG then. But I’ve also read exactly what you said about the higher the letter, the more it’s been updated. This makes my brain bleed. Lol! I want to use this Supertech cause at $6 a quart for what looks like a great synthetic, i think this is an awesome deal. But I’m hesitant. I believe my Rancher is also a wet clutch. I’m using Honda GN4, which is just conventional SG rated Dino oil. You think the Supertech would be a great step up?
Just started using the 10-40 in my 92 750 Nighthawk. Best shifting oil I've used so far. Price is right, can pick it up close by. They need to make it in 4 or 5 qt. jugs. It'll be cheaper yet.
2012 flhtc started 2 years ago using the 20/50 engine 10/40 primary and 75/90 gear trans i change everything every 5,000 miles 38,400 on oils and not one problem im running the JAGG reusable oil filter
I used Mobil 15W-50 for the first time and Valvoline gear oil in a Twin cam engine. Nothing against Harley, but I saved a lot not buying Harley branded products
I’ve run super tech in my pickup truck for 250,000 miles before I traded it in and motor really clean inside, I run this in my 2019 Grizzly 700, I’m only at 1,200 miles but on my ATV I change oil every 500 miles on pickup truck I changed oil every 7500 miles
500 …why so soon
@@666dynomax ride about 1k miles a year, change oil every 6 months.
Used some in my 400ex, the wet clutch is working good so far. time will tell.
Did you use 10w 40 or the 10w 30?
@@mobleyMobley 10w40 is what Honda recommends.
I found it at wally world for $4.96 a qt.
i have been using for a few years now 10/40 primary gear in trans 20/50 engine
OK I have a question for everyone here I have a 2017 Honda ruckus I’m getting ready to do an oil change on it I’ve got 199 miles on it I bought it brand new can I use Supertek ATV four stroke full synthetic 10W-30 motor oil in my Honda scooter with a 49cc engine on it my scooter is actually liquid cooler also,,, i’m thinking if it’s good enough for a four stroke a Atv then it should probably be good enough for my Honda ruckus yes or no
Yes, it's the correct type of oil for the Rockus.
I was curious about this brand but now that I see its just shy of $9 a quart... I dont see any reason to switch from the tried and trues... Im surprised its not cheaper to get attention.
I am using this oil in my 2003 Honda 919. No issues yet.
I use it in an 04 919 it's great shifts better then with the mobile 1
@@stevenbrooks1243 Funny, I used Mobile 1 advanced full synthetic before switching to the Supertech as well. Mine shifted better on the Supertech too.
Super Tech is a great quality oil use with confidence
It’s great oil for motorcycle wet clutches, it Jaso ma2 rated
I just put this 10w30 in my Honda Grom. it called for gn4 Jaso so I hope it is good says it is wet clutch compatible
I have it in my 2018 Kawasaki Concours 1400, which has the Ninja 1400 engine in it, also Supertech is not a Walmart oil , Supertech has been in existance since like 1920's, and actually is good oil, never had a problem with it..
Nonsense. Warren is the main source of SuperTech, while other suppliers filling in minor regions of the American continent. SuperTech is Walmart branded, trademarked oil, suppled by a few companies, mostly Warren, which is the company you’re thinking of.
I’m sure it’s fine but I always have used the castrol 10w40 full synthetic oil for my Klr.. I’ve used it in all my bikes and just don’t think I’d be able to change simply out of superstition 😂
The only motorcycle oil I have seen with three specification standards; JASO MA2, API SL, ISO-L-EMA 2. That says plenty.
Just did a change on my 2008 Yamaha Raider 1900cc today. Got the 20W-50 at walmart for about $5/qt. I had used Castrol Actevo 20W-50 synthetic blend and Rotella T6 on my last changes. I will see how the Supertech compares to them. I did some research on the Supertech where someone tested in against RedLine and it was as good or better so I figured I'd give it a shot
Update? 🤔
@@marmar0821 So far the bike responds pretty well with about 600 miles on the Supertech oil. I noticed that the engine may run a little hotter but it's hard to tell because the weather has been pretty hot soon after I did the change. I checked the oil after 600 miles and it's still nice and golden and no foaming or loss of oil whatsoever
@@sbarrows7745 same I got about 400 miles on mine in my 07 R6 with no issues but I’m just wondering if anyone else is running it as well😂I’m sure it’ll be fine, I’ll prob go Mobil 1 next oil change since it’s only $10 per quart at my Walmart which isn’t bad
@@marmar0821 Love the R6. I had an 05 Raven. Had a lot of fun on it! I hate spending so much money on oil if I can find something that works and is cheaper but like you I may switch to either Mobil 1 or Royal Purple for the next change.....or just keep using Supertech. We'll see after 3000 miles what it looks like coming out. Good luck with the R6 and stay safe!
@@sbarrows7745 right haha I’m probably just overthinking this super tech oil it’s probably more then enough. But we will see! Ride safe too
I use the super teach in my goldwing, and smaller bikes and a scooter. Never had a problem with it. I also read that it's the same as Mobil one, just no advertisement to raise the price. Also in my car for years never had any trouble. Now my goldwing I've only used it on one oil change..
I doubt its the same as Mobil 1. Wally world usually gets their oil from Omaha Nebraska .
@@flexjay87 So does Mobil 1.
It also works well as personal lubricant
The warming sensation tells you it's working.
RIP.
MA2 means jack , Ive seen ma2 oils hard glaze the fiber pads, mainly Valvoline full syn, the Valvoline Dino not an issue.
Now if supertech mc oil is Valvoline, it is over priced, but if its Mobil 1 its not.
The question is who's oil it is
Warren Distribution. Also produces Mag1 oils.
Has anyone reading this run the v twin super tech 20w 50 is it ok for the wet clutches and make for a smoother shift
Yes. It says it on the back.
I run it in my 15 Harley Davidson Softail slim engine primary and trans it shifts absolutely great no issues at all and the price is competitive
the study's show it's just as good at half the price .
Correction my bagger had 86k miles
Nothing wrong with it . it is a good oil . Dollar store oil was a cheap oil and a lot of cars burned up using Dollar store oil It was not for car use it was lawn mower oil . Today oils are longer lasting . but oil is Just oil Syn or Con . Run what the books tell you to run or run what your Dealer say you can use . I use Convectional oil in all my rides.
Great product... been using this many years on my 2007 Lexus LS 460
This video is about Supertech motorcycle oil. Your LS 460 is not a motorcycle and I doubt you've been using this motorcycle oil on it.
Oil all comes out of the ground, and must meet certain standards. But tell that to the guy who just spent $20,000 grand on his new toy and wants to run the more expensive stuff. It has a place, but people are usually pretty picky with oil.
Except this is a full synthetic, NOT out of the ground.
Boutique oil.
@@StromBugSlayer it absolutely is out of the ground. “Synthetic” is now marketing fluff. Unless we’re talking about ester base stock
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Would anyone recommend this oil for a mini bike engine?
Yes
@@justhesolution NO! You should use only Royal Purple. The immense horsepower and torque produced by that engine demands it.
@@340rps um okayyyy
So i tried this oil in my lawn mower which the last 2 summers would puff blue smoke at start up every so often. Qfter putting this supertech oil in it, it didnt puff any smoke at all. Ive been running it in my mini bike engine and well it hasnt stopped running so thats good. But the mower thing is interesting.
@@chrome2infinity938a lawnmower is the canary in the coal mine. One of the few engines available with aluminum cylinder walls which are extremely easy to scratch. Use the wrong oil and poof...
Seriously though. I'd make sure the air filter never leaks dust and use at least a synthetic blend SJ + sae 30 or 10w40. Maybe 20w50 in Texas or Florida.
It's one of the best 4 fully synthetic oils on the market, made by Exxon, which makes also Mobil One.
Good price but is it good enough for my high dollar machine?😐
As long as it has the specifications for your machine it’s all good.
If it's JASO MA I'm good with it.
AnagramForCraig it is, i use it in my 2018 Kawasaki Concours 1400..
You can get the valvoline 10w40 motorcycle oil for 6-7$ lmao too expensive for Walmart brand
Is it full synthetic?
@@bigfootnmore6619 yes but not I use Rotella t6 diesel oil 20$ a gallon for my stunt bike no issues
@@buisnessemail9109 what do you mean " yes but not" I think it's a typo.
I just wanted to know if the Valvoline 10 w 40 motorcycle oil for six or $7 per quart is synthetic or conventional?
No you can’t that stuff is 10 bucks
You can get it at Walmart and autozone it's in the blue bottle and not the silver one with sport bike that's the full synthetic.
I use that and t6 in all my bikes no problem with a stp oil filter.
All my oil changes are about 30$
The SuperTech 10w40 motorcycle oil is supposedly full synthetic for $5 but there's a catch.... It's only an API SL grade oil, meaning it's outdated. SL oil was used in 2001-2004 then better SM came along and then later (current) SN oil came out. A full synthetic API SN oil is going to be better than old SL oil. I almost bought this but used Rotella T6 full syn instead, it's made for diesel engines but is also made for motorcycles (JSAO MA2) and is current API SN/(CK-4).....That SuperTech motorcycle oil has no API Service donut label on the container. It'd be ok for an older motorcycle but I wouldn't use it in a newer bike unless the manual says API SL is ok to use . The Rotella T6 is only slightly more expensive but better/up to date oil and a good price.
The manual for my 2016 Yamaha WR450F states API SG or higher. SL is much higher than SG so I say it's fine.
@@gusgiesel www.pqiamerica.com/apiserviceclass.htm Here's a webpage with API oil information.
I bought a 1985 Yamaha xj700 with low miles......Any of today's motor oils, especially full synthetics are way better than any 1985 motor oil. So I'm hoping that'll translate into longer engine life/more miles.....
I agree with you, if the manual says API SG or higher, then SL should be fine, it's considered current on the chart... I'm not sure what makes API SN (& the newest SN plus) better than the older API SL...The chart claims SN & SN plus is the latest & "greatest" API grade of oil on the market.
@@michaelbrinks8089 Do not put Full Synthetic in your XJ700! Your clutch will slip. Go with Castrol Actevo 10w40. You can get it on walmart.com for less than $24/gal.
Arent those ratings (SN an SN+) for "resource conserving oils", oils that should never see the inside of a Motorcycle? Its not out of date, its just without "resource conserving".
@@lblerg this.
I didn't plan on using super tech but it was only thing in stock at Walmart, looked up some reviews and saw some good reviews so thought I'd try it out. My Honda cb500f is performing well