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Determining the Perfect Lubricant for Your Vehicles & Equipment
Post by Michael Kaufman. Filed under Car/Motor Loans.

by Michael Kaufman

Once a vehicle owner becomes educated enough about engine oil to realize that there can be a significant difference between the various brands and types of oil on the market, a search begins to find the best motor oil for their vehicles and/or equipment. This article and those that follow are designed to shed just a bit of light on how to progress in order to REALLY find the best oil for YOU.

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Of course, many people make the assumption, as they pursue their “ultimate motor oil” that there must be a “best oil” that will fit everyone’s needs. Some SUPER oil that will serve everyone perfectly. But, the extraordinary engine oil paradise that they seek is a legend at best. It simply doesn’t exist|cannot be found.

Despite the attempts of of oil companies or distributors to indicate otherwise, it is not at all possible for ANY single brand of oil to be a perfect fit for every application, no matter how wide the product range may be. There will ALWAYS be certain applications and situations which require a switch to a different brand. As an example, even though AMSOIL, NEO and Redline are of much higher quality than many other motor oil brands, NONE of them can meet the needs of all applications.

You need to understand the needs of your application if you are ever to find the BEST motor oil to lubricate your engine (or other component). Then you need to take advantage of the valuable motor oil information that can be found around the net (being careful not to just blindly accept everything you read) and then you must use that information to establish which oils fit your needs best.

Following this objective method is really going to be the most effective way to ultimately find an oil that will meet all of the particular needs of your application, thereby extending it’s useful life and offering you the greatest economy of use.

Synthetic or petroleum, 0w30 or 5w30, Redline, AMSOIL or Valvoline, API CI-4 or CJ-4, the list goes on. Which of these you choose, ultimately, makes no difference, as long as those choices will be ones that best serve the needs of YOUR application.

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You’ve just read the introduction to a multiple article series focused on assisting you in finding the best motor oil to lubricate and protect YOUR engine. If you’re interested in knowing what you should be looking for in an oil and how to find it, check out the rest of this “Find Your Best Oil” article series on my Motor Oil Bible Blog.

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