@@JohnChen9920 The crude could come from anywhere, the quastion is which refinery, most likely a US based one. Esson/Mobil being one of the largest, Philips/Conoco in the South, Pennzoil up in New England. It doesn´t matter for the customer where the oil comes from as long as the oil meets the ILSAC/API Specifications.
Kirkland - SuperTech and Amazon Basic are all made by Mobil. Warren Distrabutions does the Addative Mixing and Packageing to meet automotive manufacturers requirments. They are all Group lll API Rated. Service interval is stated in your cars owners manual. The negitive side is that you have to be a COSTCO member in order to shop at their stores.
@@scottymoondogjakubin4766 the bastards though. They haven’t made a 0W-16 variant. My 2022 Toyota Camry takes 0w-16. Unlike my 2016 Corolla I had before that which used 0w-20.
@@scottymoondogjakubin4766 might fuck with your engine. Either way I wouldn’t put the wrong weight in there. I know during Covid there was a shortage of 0W Dash 16 oil at the Toyota dealerships and they were putting in 0W 20 because of the shortage but if they do it and something messes up you can blame it on them because it was per their recommendation and they have to cover that warranty but if you do something like that and he messes up they will not honor the warranty. I’m almost 100% sure.
There is nothing wrong with changing it every 4k miles. I used to change the oil and filter every 4000 km which is even more frequent with either Mobil1 or Kirkland and never had any problems. I initially found that 5W-20 synthetic in my 2002 CR V made the engine more noisy like with rattles on start up but the manual says you can use synthetic oil with the same intervals for oil changes. I think I was just listening more carefully and the engine starts and runs very well.
KIRKLAND motor oils is made by Warren Oil. They make lots of different brands of high quality oil.
No! It is supplied by Mobil/Exson to Warren Distrabutions who do the packageing.
@@markwarnberg9504 Even better
@@markwarnberg9504 Stop arguing. They all started and made from the crude oil from OPEC.
@@JohnChen9920 The crude could come from anywhere, the quastion is which refinery, most likely a US based one. Esson/Mobil being one of the largest, Philips/Conoco in the South, Pennzoil up in New England. It doesn´t matter for the customer where the oil comes from as long as the oil meets the ILSAC/API Specifications.
It took me a minute to realize this is just a commercial.
You are WRONG about Kirkand syn oil lasting only 3k miles.
Kirkland - SuperTech and Amazon Basic are all made by Mobil. Warren Distrabutions does the Addative Mixing and Packageing to meet automotive manufacturers requirments.
They are all Group lll API Rated. Service interval is stated in your cars owners manual.
The negitive side is that you have to be a COSTCO member in order to shop at their stores.
To be clear, Kirkland does not "make oil" it is a Brand Name.
I don't give a Sh*t. If it's cheap, reliable and works, brands do not matter.
Correct, it's made by a reputable US company.
It sure is hard for me to listen to this type of AI voice over, thumbs down.
Is this Kirkland oil fully synthetic or synthetic blend ?
Full Synthetic as written on the package - take a look at the video - ruclips.net/video/eYvslBWhP0o/видео.html
Same as supertech and amazon basics !
Yep all made by warren distribution. Costco just has the best price and quantity
@@adamtajyar Right !!!!
@@scottymoondogjakubin4766 the bastards though. They haven’t made a 0W-16 variant. My 2022 Toyota Camry takes 0w-16. Unlike my 2016 Corolla I had before that which used 0w-20.
@@adamtajyar toyota states you must use 0w20 but what would happen besides possibly voiding the warranty ? Must be because the high tolerances ?
@@scottymoondogjakubin4766 might fuck with your engine. Either way I wouldn’t put the wrong weight in there. I know during Covid there was a shortage of 0W Dash 16 oil at the Toyota dealerships and they were putting in 0W 20 because of the shortage but if they do it and something messes up you can blame it on them because it was per their recommendation and they have to cover that warranty but if you do something like that and he messes up they will not honor the warranty. I’m almost 100% sure.
One important question is do you know JESUS CHRIST AS YOUR PERSONAL LORD AND SAVIOR?
Nailed it
HAHA HAHA………what is Anunnaki..
what oil does jesus use?
Excuse me??
Definitely YESS!!!!🙏
It’s cheap so I change it every 4k miles
Changing every 6k wouldn't hurt any. 👍
There is nothing wrong with changing it every 4k miles. I used to change the oil and filter every 4000 km which is even more frequent with either Mobil1 or Kirkland and never had any problems. I initially found that 5W-20 synthetic in my 2002 CR V made the engine more noisy like with rattles on start up but the manual says you can use synthetic oil with the same intervals for oil changes. I think I was just listening more carefully and the engine starts and runs very well.
You mean 3k miles
Cant find a reliable source for your claim that the oil change intervals are as low as 3000 miles for this oil.
I changed my oil after 10k miles with this oil
i think ai did the script for this vid, wouldnt trust a word
Misinformation in this video.
Is this AI?
Has to be. It said you should change your oil at different times for each quart.
Looks more like a Scam Artist