I got over 305k miles on a Toyota 4Runner that was still running without any issues of excessive oil consumption between changes when I sold it. I used the cheapest full synthetic oil in the store at that time, (which was Quaker State). I have found that regular oil changes and a quality filter to be more important than the brand of oil used, provided the oil meets API specifications and standards. I have nothing against Mobil 1 but, for normal driving I would still use the Super Tech without concern.
I used to use Mobil 1 . Now I switched to Supertech. $10 a 5qt jug Cheaper than Mobil 1. I can’t tell any difference at all. Me approaching retirement I’ll stick with Supertech. Haven’t heard nothing but positive reviews on Supertech motor oil.
Keep in mind that he used the Annual Protection version of Mobil-1 in the above video which is like comparing apples to oranges. The SuperTech Full Synthetic is not an extended interval formula (like the Annual Protection Mobil-1 is) it's a basic full synthetic oil which if he had wanted to do a fair and valid comparison he should have tested it against the REGULAR Mobil-1 synthetic, very poor comparison, can't take any of his testing seriously. lf you used to use the regular Mobil-1 then you are doing just fine switching to SuperTech Full Synthetic, there is virtually no difference between the two other than price. They have been tested against each other many times but more professionally conducted comparisons that what this clown did and the SuperTech always does well.
My wife drives an ugly ass 2016 Chevy Spark with almost 70k miles. I change the oil every 5K miles with synthetic supertech and a supertech filter. Damn thing runs like a watch. Im sold.
I work for a custom oil blender. People overthink this way too much. One full syn may out perform another marginally due to the additives used but it’s all essentially the same thing and more than adequate. Base oils are refined to a certain spec and traded between all of the companies every day. It doesn’t matter what bottle you buy I can guarantee it has the cheapest batch of base oils in it that the blender could buy on the day it was packaged. Don’t get hung up on brands the only real control you have is buying a product with the best ratio of group III, IV, or V base oils
@@trey8543 Thank you. Another question: What do you think of Pennsoil Plantium and Ultra Plantium. Their base oil is made from natrual gas. Are they suppose to be better than traditional base oil extracted from crude?
@@hulong0205 Used oil analysis are one of the coolest tools we use in the lube business. Industrial customers love it… They could have a 2000gal hydraulic system that the builder wants them to change the fluid on every 5k hours- but if we can go in and prove their oil is good for 15-20k hours that’s money in the bank for them..
@@hulong0205 Stick to PAO oils. Dont go for GTL based oil like Pennzoil Plat or Ultra Plat unless you get it for super cheap and you can change your oil quite frequently. Pennz's Pure Plus gas-to-liquid technology is their marketing trick they they try to befool people with by selling them basically Group III+ oils at the cost of PAO + Ester oils. Though GTL oils approach to some parameters and coefficients like PAO oil in some test, their formulation is not that robust and wear off way faster. GTL is a cheap technology and the downside of it is to make their oils more viscous and stable they add lots of polymer thickener almost up to 30% whereas your engine does not need that thickener because as it wears off it creates varnish and lacquer residue that eventually worsen the heat transfer and exchange between engine components. Your engine need good base oil + solid additive package which protects this oil from contamination and wear and low and hight temp effect on it. I have seen the consequences of the GTL based oil usage and was quite unhappy with how they perform. THe GTL based oil at some point simply starts to burn being incapable of with withstanding the high temperature. I was so much disappointed. So, please buy rather PAO based oils like Mobil1 or Valvoline or else that is not GTL. The only scenario where I see people buy GTL oils is when it is way cheaper, oil change intervals are 3K miles MAX and it is a very calm ride with no high revs. But when I see Pennzoil Ult Plat for $33 per jug, OMG, please stop befooling people, your oil and the technology you use is not that good. I would buy GTL based products only in case if I cannot buy Group IV PAO+ Ester oils and I don't want to buy some house brand oil that is basically mineral oil with additives that they fancy call it semi-synthetic. By the way regular crude oil based motor oil by Pennzoil oil - not the GTL based - is quite good and can be recommended.
I have decided to hold on to our cars till the wheels fall off, but I try to use good quality replacement parts and fluids so the notion of "till the wheels fall off" may not work. Take care of your car and it may be the last car you'll ever own. On the oil subject, I've been using M-1 for years with good results.
Yup they aren't even the same base stocks. Very poor choice for comparison and testing purposes. Shows he just doesn't know what he's doing and is just trying to get hits on his channel.
Supertech is Dexos1 Gen2 so it can go 7,500 miles in accordance to GM OLM. And used oil analysis show that the additive pack is still well within spec after 7500 miles. I don’t doubt annual protection can go longer but, it’s also at least twice the price.
if you have a regular daily driver vehicle, it doesn't matter which oil brand you use as long as it's the recommend oil type for the vehicle. All oils are required to be API certified so just follow the recommended oil change in your owner's manual - for me i used the cheapest conventional super tech oil for my toyota corolla which only costs $13 at walmart and have used it for 235k miles with no issues - can save a good chunk of money over time instead of buying the most expensive oil
I have used super tech synthetic oil and filter in my 2018 escape . Going on 158000 zero mechanical problems . It's a great product at a good price with great performance .
The difference between the two would only matter for high performance vehicles in performance-oriented circumstances like racing or offroading. The Supertech is completely sufficient in providing benefits of full synthetic oil for the vast majority of cars on the road.
Guys, I use Castrol Edge high mileage with advanced full synthetic.. Castrol Edge has titanium, just in case some of you don’t know, it also has oil seals conditioners, it rejuvenate them. I also use mobile one synthetic blend extended performance oil filter, rated at 20,000 miles. It takes a full year when I set my internal engine computer to 100% goes down to 15% in 10 months. I drive only in city, stop and go, car killer. I also live in South Tx.with the highest temperatures reaching 110, 113 degrees at times. For a few extra bucks you get superior engine protection all year long. It pays for itself. I go by my car computer, which is accurate.I forgot to mention the price. At wal-Mart came out to $32 something tax included for oil and filter.
Go with the Super Tech. Mobil is double the price. Turn over each bottle. The fancy letters and numbers are all the same. API seal of approval SN plus extends manufactures requirements and all the rest of the fancy talk . Just keep your oil clean. I change my oil and filter when I can’t see my oil level dip stick level lines through the oil. Over fifty years of using this method and it works great. Never had and engine failure.
A good combo is SuperTech Full Synthetic with LubeGard Bio/Tech Engine Protectant. LubeGard uses a Group-5 base ester which is what you get with the top of the line synthetic oils that cost 4 times as much as the SuperTech but you can get it affordably with the LubeGard Bio/Tech and even when you add the price of both products together (SuperTech syn + LubeGard Bio/Tech) you still come out cheaper than for example the Mobil-1 Annual Protection formula that he used in the above test and the SuperTech syn + Bio/Tech will still outperform the Mobile-1 AP. LubeGard Bio/Tech is also much better technology than Lucas. LubeGard LXE technology is the creation of the former head of the Mobil-1 development team.
For twice the price price it better take it home but for my money I'll take the Supertech, especially for an older high mileage car. In fact, I'm putting some in my car today.
Yes i always follow the correct oil change intervals most people wait to long not realizing they should follow the extreme driving conditions in their owners manual but they want to save 20 dollars and cost their self $1000s im glad you are following manufacturer's recommendations properly.
very happy to see Signature series 0w-20 and Mobil 1 Annual 0w-20. Was expecting Extended performance instead since rarely anyone buys annual protection, but go all the way to the top of the food chain. Hoping for a battle between Redline 0w-20, Annual protection, Signature Series
@@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO You should of used a standard M1FS and not the Year long M1FS so that its better matched. Of course a annual oil is going to do better against a FS you change ever 5k miles if that makes sense. I do enjoy the videos though. Wished you could find some old formula M1FS, the new formula is nowhere as good. They neutered it to say the least. Thanks
What's up people. I have a 2004 honda pilot ex with 260,000 miles. I've been using super tech full synthetic high mileage 10W 40. Factory recommendation is 5w20 but being the fact that it has a lot of miles I went with 10w 40 and I can say it's been doing a hell of a job. And I use the frame oil filters. Lol
I just watched another one of this content hack's videos... Lucas is in place of Super Tech... I find it interesting that the left tube is slower at a similar rate as the Lucas vs Mobil 1... Same thing with the 0.1 gram difference on the bearing weights. Two different tests and similar differences? Suspicious.
I DEFINITELY wanna see shell rotella T6 0w-40 entered as its pour point is right at -60F as is its 5w-40. But I’d like to see a head to head of pennzoil euro 5w-40 (Ferrari spec) and Rotella T6 5w-40. Lastly pennzoil 0w-30 LX euro has a viscosity index of like 204! The ONLY oils I’ve EVER seen that high are well, HIGH DOLLAR oils! I’d love to see how it fares on the Timken machine.
I use mobile 1 on my four stroke dirt bikes. Just tore engine apart and it looked brand new inside. Not even any metal flakes on the engine screen. Mechanic asked if I had about 40 to 50 hours on the bike...lol...it had easily over 400 hours.
@Peter Rudy 15-40 mobile syn jaso. Although I dont need a Jaso oil for the engine since the bike uses two oils...one for motor and another for vear box.
Hello Nates : Costco Kirkland synthetic oil is a great deal for the money 2 packs of 5 qts for $30 , will be nice if can test this oil . Thank you Nates keep up you nice work
@@DAhonda247 the company who makes Walmart Supertech is Warren Distribution inc the same makes Kirkland oil, the only differences is that Costco is cheap for a few bucks . ;-)
Costco, SuperTech and Amazon Basics are all very similar formulas that are made by Warren Performance Products/ Warren Distribution for each one of those brand names.
Not a fare test what so ever. Using a mobile one annual protection (which means oil can be good for one year) compared to a regular super tech synthetic (6,000 mile oil just like ever other standard synthetic).
@@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO True but you could have easily picked the REGULAR Mobil-1 synthetic which is the closest match to the SuperTech Full Synthetic and you know that. You chose the Annual Protection which is not in the same category. You should know better than that, unless of course you had a set agenda to begin with.
This was a good test, Mobil 1 being the clear winner. From this, and other comparisons, Mobil 1 comes across as an excellent choice in terms of value and performance. It'll be interesting to see how it compares to the other heavyweights. I appreciate the time and effort you put into these tests, but would, respectfully, request that you redo the Redline vs Amsoil test with oils that are more similarly spec'd. Otherwise, your tests are excellent. Thanks.
You have really improved your testing by change the unit to grams. It better shows the real difference. Also you have improved by testing both hot and cold oil. One thing i would like to see is testing the oil at operating temperature, like 70-100 celcius since it is where the car operates most of the time for us who don't take the car for short runs.
Keep in mind that Nate used the most expensive version of Mobil-1 which is the Annual Protection version which makes very little sense (other than to generate a bunch of hits on his video) being that the SuperTech Full Synthetic is a basic, entry level synthetic is comparable to Mobil-1 REGULAR synthetic and that is the one that the SuperTech Full Synthetic should have been compared to, not the Annual Protection. SuperTech Full Synthetic - $3.86/QT. Mobil-1 Annual Protection - $9.97/QT . Remember, it's not just the brand name, but rather WHlCH VERSlON of that brand name oil that's being tested that is relevant.
Hi Nate , Can you please do a test of Dollar Tree" Drivers Choice" 10w 30 motor oil against Supertech 10w30. Oil connoisseurs need to know if Drivers choice is safe to run in any vehicle or is it in the same hazardous territory as Dollar General oil. Thanks
Most cars don't recommend a specific brand. There are a few exceptions to that. For any cars besides luxury and high performance the brand doesn't matter. I use ST synthetic in all my cars. Good oil for the price and they normally take conventional.
Hello, Nate Could you please compare the difference in the level of protection provided by the different oil weights provided by the same manufacturer. (e.g. Mobil 1 0w20 vs. 5w30 vs. 10w40). I hope you will consider this request. I'm curious to see the difference! Cheers,
That was a very good idea, doing both cold and hot pour tests. It tells us something very important about how quickly the oil gets pumped up from the crankcase to the valve train area during a cold start, when most engine wear occurs.
I seen a walmart logo on the that syringe tube I'm hoping that does not mean that by accident you put walmart super tech in the mobil 1 one test machine other then that cool now we all know it dont matter if its top of the line mobil one its mobil 1 some people sound like they are super tech fans already listin if your gonna put synthetic on your bottle of oil it better be good it's what we pay for not none of that well yeah its synthetic but not that good
I tried using amazon basics synthetic for the price it’s a good oil I’m very happy with it the oil is still clear after 4K Quaker state turns dark after 3k I’m going to continue using amazon basics 👍
Since with modern technology now the tollerance in the new engine between the parts are very low reguard old engine where u need more viscous oil to fill the gap between parts. Plus 0w20 cost more respect 5w30,5w40 ecc since it contain more additives.
TheNortheastAl I can, it’s “Walmart brand”. Though it’s actually made by warren and distributed as walmart’s supertech, Amazon basics, as well as autozone’s brand and advance auto parts’ brand. Never buy a store brand oil rather than a known good oil brand unless you really wanna be that cheap, in which case, supertech and amazon are the cheapest of the group even though they’re all the same oil
I got over 305k miles on a Toyota 4Runner that was still running without any issues of excessive oil consumption between changes when I sold it. I used the cheapest full synthetic oil in the store at that time, (which was Quaker State). I have found that regular oil changes and a quality filter to be more important than the brand of oil used, provided the oil meets API specifications and standards. I have nothing against Mobil 1 but, for normal driving I would still use the Super Tech without concern.
I used to use Mobil 1 . Now I switched to Supertech. $10 a 5qt jug Cheaper than Mobil 1. I can’t tell any difference at all. Me approaching retirement I’ll stick with Supertech. Haven’t heard nothing but positive reviews on Supertech motor oil.
Keep in mind that he used the Annual Protection version of Mobil-1 in the above video which is like comparing apples to oranges. The SuperTech Full Synthetic is not an extended interval formula (like the Annual Protection Mobil-1 is) it's a basic full synthetic oil which if he had wanted to do a fair and valid comparison he should have tested it against the REGULAR Mobil-1 synthetic, very poor comparison, can't take any of his testing seriously. lf you used to use the regular Mobil-1 then you are doing just fine switching to SuperTech Full Synthetic, there is virtually no difference between the two other than price. They have been tested against each other many times but more professionally conducted comparisons that what this clown did and the SuperTech always does well.
@@JA-rn5qv
why do you call him a clown? you prick.
My wife drives an ugly ass 2016 Chevy Spark with almost 70k miles. I change the oil every 5K miles with synthetic supertech and a supertech filter. Damn thing runs like a watch. Im sold.
I work for a custom oil blender. People overthink this way too much. One full syn may out perform another marginally due to the additives used but it’s all essentially the same thing and more than adequate. Base oils are refined to a certain spec and traded between all of the companies every day. It doesn’t matter what bottle you buy I can guarantee it has the cheapest batch of base oils in it that the blender could buy on the day it was packaged. Don’t get hung up on brands the only real control you have is buying a product with the best ratio of group III, IV, or V base oils
Question: Where can I find this base oil rating information on the oil bottle?
@@hulong0205 You’re going to want to get on the brand’s website and look for the PDS for that product. Product data sheet.
@@trey8543 Thank you. Another question: What do you think of Pennsoil Plantium and Ultra Plantium. Their base oil is made from natrual gas. Are they suppose to be better than traditional base oil extracted from crude?
@@hulong0205 Used oil analysis are one of the coolest tools we use in the lube business. Industrial customers love it… They could have a 2000gal hydraulic system that the builder wants them to change the fluid on every 5k hours- but if we can go in and prove their oil is good for 15-20k hours that’s money in the bank for them..
@@hulong0205 Stick to PAO oils. Dont go for GTL based oil like Pennzoil Plat or Ultra Plat unless you get it for super cheap and you can change your oil quite frequently. Pennz's Pure Plus gas-to-liquid technology is their marketing trick they they try to befool people with by selling them basically Group III+ oils at the cost of PAO + Ester oils. Though GTL oils approach to some parameters and coefficients like PAO oil in some test, their formulation is not that robust and wear off way faster. GTL is a cheap technology and the downside of it is to make their oils more viscous and stable they add lots of polymer thickener almost up to 30% whereas your engine does not need that thickener because as it wears off it creates varnish and lacquer residue that eventually worsen the heat transfer and exchange between engine components. Your engine need good base oil + solid additive package which protects this oil from contamination and wear and low and hight temp effect on it. I have seen the consequences of the GTL based oil usage and was quite unhappy with how they perform. THe GTL based oil at some point simply starts to burn being incapable of with withstanding the high temperature. I was so much disappointed. So, please buy rather PAO based oils like Mobil1 or Valvoline or else that is not GTL. The only scenario where I see people buy GTL oils is when it is way cheaper, oil change intervals are 3K miles MAX and it is a very calm ride with no high revs. But when I see Pennzoil Ult Plat for $33 per jug, OMG, please stop befooling people, your oil and the technology you use is not that good. I would buy GTL based products only in case if I cannot buy Group IV PAO+ Ester oils and I don't want to buy some house brand oil that is basically mineral oil with additives that they fancy call it semi-synthetic. By the way regular crude oil based motor oil by Pennzoil oil - not the GTL based - is quite good and can be recommended.
So your comparing top of the line mobil synthetic vs an entry level synthetic? How about just basic mobil 1 synthetic oil vs super tech synthetic oil.
@@billybob042665Q see VR CT
mark p twice? Try 3x
Just use super tech from wal mart every 3 thousand miles
I have decided to hold on to our cars till the wheels fall off, but I try to use good quality replacement parts and fluids so the notion of "till the wheels fall off" may not work. Take care of your car and it may be the last car you'll ever own. On the oil subject, I've been using M-1 for years with good results.
It is a little weird. The test is unfair cause the Supertech oil only last 5,000 miles and Mobil 1 Annual Protection last 20,000 miles.
Yup they aren't even the same base stocks. Very poor choice for comparison and testing purposes. Shows he just doesn't know what he's doing and is just trying to get hits on his channel.
Supertech is Dexos1 Gen2 so it can go 7,500 miles in accordance to GM OLM. And used oil analysis show that the additive pack is still well within spec after 7500 miles. I don’t doubt annual protection can go longer but, it’s also at least twice the price.
Well geeee i'm shocked the 60 dollar a jug oil out performed the 16 dollar a jug oil!!!!!! Really bud??
And not by much.
bought today, st cost 13.88. mobil 1 is a hair better
I'd be curious to see the difference between supertech and mobil 1 regular synthetic, since the annual protection has more additives to it.
if you have a regular daily driver vehicle, it doesn't matter which oil brand you use as long as it's the recommend oil type for the vehicle. All oils are required to be API certified so just follow the recommended oil change in your owner's manual - for me i used the cheapest conventional super tech oil for my toyota corolla which only costs $13 at walmart and have used it for 235k miles with no issues - can save a good chunk of money over time instead of buying the most expensive oil
I have used super tech synthetic oil and filter in my 2018 escape . Going on 158000 zero mechanical problems . It's a great product at a good price with great performance .
With the minimal difference of test, but huge difference in price I'd give the win to supertech.
The difference between the two would only matter for high performance vehicles in performance-oriented circumstances like racing or offroading. The Supertech is completely sufficient in providing benefits of full synthetic oil for the vast majority of cars on the road.
Guys, I use Castrol Edge high mileage with advanced full synthetic.. Castrol Edge has titanium, just in case some of you don’t know, it also has oil seals conditioners, it rejuvenate them. I also use mobile one synthetic blend extended performance oil filter, rated at 20,000 miles. It takes a full year when I set my internal engine computer to 100% goes down to 15% in 10 months. I drive only in city, stop and go, car killer. I also live in South Tx.with the highest temperatures reaching 110, 113 degrees at times. For a few extra bucks you get superior engine protection all year long. It pays for itself. I go by my car computer, which is accurate.I forgot to mention the price. At wal-Mart came out to $32 something tax included for oil and filter.
Awesome
NATES INTERACTIVE AUTO Thank you.
Thank you
You didn't say what kind of car and engine you use! How do we know that you don't work for Castrol oil company. Shawn
Shawn Beck 2007 Honda Civic EX.
This is like a great value project farm lol... Still interesting
Yes except i now know where project farm finds videos for his channel lol i guess the farming videos was not cutting it. What a sell out
The oil selection of this video is very interesting, here you will find the best of the best full synthetic oils with a very special weight 0w-20.
I like the fact nate does not perform horrible heated coffee pot evap test and does not change the type of pennzoil during the tournament.
Go with the Super Tech. Mobil is double the price. Turn over each bottle. The fancy letters and numbers are all the same. API seal of approval SN plus extends manufactures requirements and all the rest of the fancy talk . Just keep your oil clean. I change my oil and filter when I can’t see my oil level dip stick level lines through the oil. Over fifty years of using this method and it works great. Never had and engine failure.
Dosnt win by enough to pay double+ the cost. Add Lucas to your oil and your golden.
A good combo is SuperTech Full Synthetic with LubeGard Bio/Tech Engine Protectant. LubeGard uses a Group-5 base ester which is what you get with the top of the line synthetic oils that cost 4 times as much as the SuperTech but you can get it affordably with the LubeGard Bio/Tech and even when you add the price of both products together (SuperTech syn + LubeGard Bio/Tech) you still come out cheaper than for example the Mobil-1 Annual Protection formula that he used in the above test and the SuperTech syn + Bio/Tech will still outperform the Mobile-1 AP. LubeGard Bio/Tech is also much better technology than Lucas. LubeGard LXE technology is the creation of the former head of the Mobil-1 development team.
dont add lucas to your oil, and you will have more money for beer!
For twice the price price it better take it home but for my money I'll take the Supertech, especially for an older high mileage car. In fact, I'm putting some in my car today.
I use Supertech, it does the job. Respect your vehicle and do the oil changes as instructed.
Yes i always follow the correct oil change intervals most people wait to long not realizing they should follow the extreme driving conditions in their owners manual but they want to save 20 dollars and cost their self $1000s im glad you are following manufacturer's recommendations properly.
I'd still like to see results from a simulated Noack volatility test.
Thanks
Mobil 1 DESTROYS Super Tech once more.., NO CONTEST !!
Apparently you don't understand the video.
The way I see it Walmart oil beats it
very happy to see Signature series 0w-20 and Mobil 1 Annual 0w-20. Was expecting Extended performance instead since rarely anyone buys annual protection, but go all the way to the top of the food chain.
Hoping for a battle between Redline 0w-20, Annual protection, Signature Series
Not fair,.one is annual protection and one is not if i saw it correctly
What super tech oil is better?
@@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO You should of used a standard M1FS and not the Year long M1FS so that its better matched. Of course a annual oil is going to do better against a FS you change ever 5k miles if that makes sense. I do enjoy the videos though. Wished you could find some old formula M1FS, the new formula is nowhere as good. They neutered it to say the least.
Thanks
Thanks for watching
What's up people. I have a 2004 honda pilot ex with 260,000 miles. I've been using super tech full synthetic high mileage 10W 40. Factory recommendation is 5w20 but being the fact that it has a lot of miles I went with 10w 40 and I can say it's been doing a hell of a job. And I use the frame oil filters. Lol
M1 0w-20 uses a group IV (PAO) base stock, so I'm not surprised it did so well.
Shouldn't you have used Mobil 1 full synthetic not the annual protection that has a much stronger additive package?
I just watched another one of this content hack's videos... Lucas is in place of Super Tech...
I find it interesting that the left tube is slower at a similar rate as the Lucas vs Mobil 1...
Same thing with the 0.1 gram difference on the bearing weights.
Two different tests and similar differences? Suspicious.
I wondered about that too, would have liked to seen two tests, swapping tubes between tests.
I DEFINITELY wanna see shell rotella T6 0w-40 entered as its pour point is right at -60F as is its 5w-40. But I’d like to see a head to head of pennzoil euro 5w-40 (Ferrari spec) and Rotella T6 5w-40. Lastly pennzoil 0w-30 LX euro has a viscosity index of like 204! The ONLY oils I’ve EVER seen that high are well, HIGH DOLLAR oils! I’d love to see how it fares on the Timken machine.
Please do supertech advanced full synthetic 20.000 mile 5w30 vs mobil 1 annual protection 20.000 mile 5w30.
I use mobile 1 on my four stroke dirt bikes. Just tore engine apart and it looked brand new inside. Not even any metal flakes on the engine screen. Mechanic asked if I had about 40 to 50 hours on the bike...lol...it had easily over 400 hours.
@Peter Rudy 15-40 mobile syn jaso. Although I dont need a Jaso oil for the engine since the bike uses two oils...one for motor and another for vear box.
It's been 5 years...How's that engine lookin' now ol' boy? 😆🙏
Hello Nates : Costco Kirkland synthetic oil is a great deal for the money 2 packs of 5 qts for $30 , will be nice if can test this oil . Thank you Nates keep up you nice work
dabell12 Can you imagine if the Costco brand is nothing more than Supertech?
@@DAhonda247 the company who makes Walmart Supertech is Warren Distribution inc the same makes Kirkland oil, the only differences is that Costco is cheap for a few bucks . ;-)
Costco, SuperTech and Amazon Basics are all very similar formulas that are made by Warren Performance Products/ Warren Distribution for each one of those brand names.
Not a fare test what so ever. Using a mobile one annual protection (which means oil can be good for one year) compared to a regular super tech synthetic (6,000 mile oil just like ever other standard synthetic).
The super tech used is their best.
@@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO True but you could have easily picked the REGULAR Mobil-1 synthetic which is the closest match to the SuperTech Full Synthetic and you know that. You chose the Annual Protection which is not in the same category. You should know better than that, unless of course you had a set agenda to begin with.
I use super tech synthetic so far so good change the oil every 3 months
+18°F is NOT a cold pour test !
Try at least --30 or --40° F to seperate the the ones that get by from the real deal !
Yes i had to use this a couple of times to until i was able to use my new fridge for testing.
This was a good test, Mobil 1 being the clear winner. From this, and other comparisons, Mobil 1 comes across as an excellent choice in terms of value and performance. It'll be interesting to see how it compares to the other heavyweights.
I appreciate the time and effort you put into these tests, but would, respectfully, request that you redo the Redline vs Amsoil test with oils that are more similarly spec'd. Otherwise, your tests are excellent. Thanks.
Mobile 1 ranks with the best and it's only like $25 at walmart.
@@Cochise954 Mobil 1 Annual Protection is closer to $35 at Walmart. The other Mobil 1 oils are typically around $22-$26 at WM.
You have really improved your testing by change the unit to grams. It better shows the real difference. Also you have improved by testing both hot and cold oil. One thing i would like to see is testing the oil at operating temperature, like 70-100 celcius since it is where the car operates most of the time for us who don't take the car for short runs.
Thanks for sharing your ideas
I am glad you have the Amsoil Signature Series oils. I can't wait for those.
I would be glad to see the xl amsoil
Awesome i just finished royal purple hps vs Quaker state
Great video, thank you for listening to our suggestions and keep the good work.
First test I've seen that showed any difference at all. I've seen bearing wear test for ST vs. Redline that were equal. Interesting
Keep in mind that Nate used the most expensive version of Mobil-1 which is the Annual Protection version which makes very little sense (other than to generate a bunch of hits on his video) being that the SuperTech Full Synthetic is a basic, entry level synthetic is comparable to Mobil-1 REGULAR synthetic and that is the one that the SuperTech Full Synthetic should have been compared to, not the Annual Protection. SuperTech Full Synthetic - $3.86/QT. Mobil-1 Annual Protection - $9.97/QT . Remember, it's not just the brand name, but rather WHlCH VERSlON of that brand name oil that's being tested that is relevant.
@@JA-rn5qv seems plausible
I have a southern accent but dang dude, you got that Carolina to Georgia Sand Hills Accent. ;)
Sound like east Tennessee accent
I use full synthetic super tech 5-30 it has 200 k miles no oil leaks runs great still I get 28 to 30 mph.
Wish you used comparable oils. Mobil top of the line vs basic synthetic oil…not a good comparison.
Hi Nate , Can you please do a test of Dollar Tree" Drivers Choice" 10w 30 motor oil against Supertech 10w30. Oil connoisseurs need to know if Drivers choice is safe to run in any vehicle or is it in the same hazardous territory as Dollar General oil. Thanks
This is exactly why I use what is recommended
Most cars don't recommend a specific brand. There are a few exceptions to that. For any cars besides luxury and high performance the brand doesn't matter. I use ST synthetic in all my cars. Good oil for the price and they normally take conventional.
Nate, please include Castrol Edge extended performance in this test.
It's on the way
Thanks!
I'd like to see how the Amsoil XL Boosted compares.
Awesome
Ok
Amsoil vs supertech?
Costco Kirkland synthetic oil also really good . 10 quartz for 30 bucks
And what about the mineral oil comparison? Super tech vs Mobil
Hello, Nate
Could you please compare the difference in the level of protection provided by the different oil weights provided by the same manufacturer. (e.g. Mobil 1 0w20 vs. 5w30 vs. 10w40).
I hope you will consider this request. I'm curious to see the difference!
Cheers,
Interesting
I like new order! Amsoil vs Mobil, then Amsoil vs Redline 👍
And Silkolene oil? How much is good?
Supertech vs mobil1= very miniscule difference.
The cheap can be costly get mobil 1 oil 20,000miles !!
Redline 5w - 20
What's an ohl?
Just use the recommended oil & filter an change it every 3000 miles you dont need those expensive oil its bull butter
Amazing
What oool the is the best?
compare IDEMITSU ENGINE OIL VERS MOBIL 1 BOTH 5W30
What about a heat test 195 degrees
You tested advanced 1 year Mobil 1, should test with normal
Mobil 1, apples vs apples
Do Citgo Supergaurd 0w20 Vs. Mobil 1
Love both pour test ideas!
Thanks i will do a new one for hot test asap
That was a very good idea, doing both cold and hot pour tests. It tells us something very important about how quickly the oil gets pumped up from the crankcase to the valve train area during a cold start, when most engine wear occurs.
The guy from Tokyo Drift made a RUclips
5w30 is the most common used , that should have been the test.
Yo! NOT FAIR TESTING A $4 A QUART OIL VS $10 A QUART OIL. TEST IS INVALID. WIN GOES TO SUPERTECH.
It’s not accurate one of your hands probably move quicker than the other not an accurate test
I don't beleave it.i thought Mobil none was just as bad as quaker sludge.
I seen a walmart logo on the that syringe tube I'm hoping that does not mean that by accident you put walmart super tech in the mobil 1 one test machine other then that cool now we all know it dont matter if its top of the line mobil one its mobil 1 some people sound like they are super tech fans already listin if your gonna put synthetic on your bottle of oil it better be good it's what we pay for not none of that well yeah its synthetic but not that good
Change your oil sooner than man recommends, every 3-4 k miles.
Awesome video
Restarting the tournament?
Different oil viscosity and best quality of each
Mobil 1
Nice
wannabe project farm
I tried using amazon basics synthetic for the price it’s a good oil I’m very happy with it the oil is still clear after 4K Quaker state turns dark after 3k I’m going to continue using amazon basics 👍
I run super tech in my 65k gmc denali pu...
I trust supertech
Good test
Do a test with brava lubricants
Add motorkote
Good video
A new round!
Mobile is over priced and over rated on the Name
What about Eneos Sustina 5w30??
Its not double its triple
Royal purple and mobile 1 annual
I agree. Only the real gullible would walk away with a lesson learned from videos like this.
0w-20 is literally like water. Idk how cars run on that shit
Since with modern technology now the tollerance in the new engine between the parts are very low reguard old engine where u need more viscous oil to fill the gap between parts. Plus 0w20 cost more respect 5w30,5w40 ecc since it contain more additives.
more electronic parts in the engine.
What can we try next?
ln Japan they are using 0W-8 oil in many cars now. Should be showing up here pretty soon too.
FYI, you're pouring the oil containers upside down. Just sayin'.
I enjoy watching all of your videos.
Thank you
Penrite e pakelo non li hai messo in lista!!!
And it’s double the price
Closer to triple the price because he used the Annual Protection version, not the regular Mobil-1.
This guy sounds like he’s about to start freestyle about motor oil
We have
I feel it barley won!
At 3 times the price. Just not worth it
PROJECT CLONE
diesel engine oil tournament league please...
Supertech is descent OHL!
Motorkote
Nice suggestions
Mobil 1 wins
Mobile is cheaper at my Walmart then the super tech...
I can’t believe e the Super tech performed so poorly.
TheNortheastAl I can, it’s “Walmart brand”. Though it’s actually made by warren and distributed as walmart’s supertech, Amazon basics, as well as autozone’s brand and advance auto parts’ brand. Never buy a store brand oil rather than a known good oil brand unless you really wanna be that cheap, in which case, supertech and amazon are the cheapest of the group even though they’re all the same oil
I thought it did well considering
0w30 weight will test better
0w30 will test better
@@NATESINTERACTIVEAUTO Hey, What do you think of Autozone Synthetic oil ?