Motor oils are broadly categorized into fully synthetic, conventional, and synthetic blends (also called semi-synthetic or part synthetic), with semi-conventional and high-mileage full synthetics ...

Synthetic blend and fully synthetic oils are both improvements over conventional motor oil, but how do these more premium oils benefit your car's engine?

As any car owner will tell you, routine maintenance on any automobile can be extensive and, depending on where you go, expensive. Road-ready tires, new filters, fresh coolant, and more need to be ...

Once upon a time, synthetic engine lubricants were considered exotic and used in only the most rarified performance engines. In fact, one of the companies discussed here, AMSOIL, was the first company ...

It doesn't matter if you have a hybrid or conventional gas-powered car, a good motor oil can make the difference between a long-lasting engine and a sputtery ride. Here's what you should look for when ...

Understanding the nuances between synthetic and conventional formulations, including their benefits and potential challenges, is essential for choosing the right lubricant to optimize your fleet ...

Petro Canada's Duron UHP 10W-30 has been designed to exceed engine warranty requirements for the SAE grade and API CK-4 specification. According to Petro Canada, the new low viscosity engine oil ...

If you're like us, you work on your Mopar yourself, performing oil changes and other routine maintenance in the garage or driveway where you live. And while accomplishing such work can be rewarding, a ...

Regular oil changes are important for keeping your Harley-Davidson motorcycle running smoothly. Waiting too long can cause the oil to become dirty or degrade, which can in turn lead to potentially ...

Chevron plans to simplify its Delo Heavy Duty Engine Oil product line by focusing its portfolio on synthetic blend and full synthetic products. According to the company, this move is designed to ...

Why do so many drivers still believe they need an oil change every 3,000 miles? A HelloNation article featuring David Ortez ...