Are They All The Same Motor Oil? Let's Settle This! Four Types of SuperTech Motor Oil Compared

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Let's find out if SuperTech's motor oil (5,000 mile, 10,000 mile, 10,000 High Mileage, and 20,000 mile) are the same oil. All four oils tested were sent to an independent oil lab for oil analysis. I tested oils for evaporative loss, lubricity or film strength, cold oil flow both new oil and after exposure to heat. Additionally, in a final test, the 20,000 mile oil is exposed to 10% gasoline to see the impact it has on lubricity or oil performance. I always buy all of the products tested to ensure unbiased test results. So, thank you for supporting the channel.
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Комментарии : 7 тыс.

@johnnybagofdoughnuts4193 Год назад

What struck me about this channel a year ago or so, is that this would have been a TV show just 15 years ago. The quality of content is much higher than what used to be available to us.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you for sharing!

@lyster1ne681 Год назад

Have you ever seen true, unbiased, and independent testing on TV? Shows with no ads, sponsors, or outside influence just wouldn’t work, this is leagues better than anything that was previously available to the public!

@stamramadalenaconservadora7577 Год назад

@@lyster1ne681 a verdade vem da própria população. Sem manipulações.

@zokushatech Год назад

Not really. The level of non-greedyness needed to do fair unbiased testing like this in an independent way, without sponsorships, ads, or anything doesnt exist in the TV world i dont think. If this were a show 15 years ago on TV it would have a castrol sponsorship and the results would be castrol is the best. Or whatever biased outcome they were being payed to represent

@fknbastages Год назад

Everything about him is perfect for this type of content. He also puts it all together in a way that even dummies can understand.

@veridico84 Год назад

Ah, a return to the oil testing. My favourite episodes.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you! More to come soon!

@rickbrown7067 Год назад

@@ProjectFarm Are you going to test any Diesel oils?

@veridico84 Год назад

@@ProjectFarm awesome stuff, I can't wait.

@freedomisntfree_44 Год назад

Yes!

@dimmacommunication Год назад

@@rickbrown7067 The thing I don't like about USA oils is that they are designed mostly for gassers , here in EU they are interchangeable

@mikeschmidt4800 Год назад

Yes! We've got the Walmart brand oils tested against each other. I've wanted to know about this since they introduced them. Thank you Project Farm!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome!

@spudbuilt4308 11 месяцев назад

I've used supertech products since I was 17 years old, I'm now 35 not once have I had any issues due to being the oil.

@willg.5168 10 месяцев назад

Super tech is just repackaged name brand. An Incentive for the companies to sell their product in the store

@spudbuilt4308 8 месяцев назад

I've used them since I was 17 on about anything they're fine. I have never had an engine die due to oil related issues.

@ralphwood8818 5 месяцев назад

Good info. Ive been using the 20 K when I can find it. I feel better about using the 10 K now.

@hkk3656 Год назад

5,000 miles is the maximum I go between oil and filter changes. Nice test!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.

@markkievit3774 9 месяцев назад

Depends on the oil. Verify by testing. The length of oil change should be done by hours, not miles. Sitting in traffic and idling does take a toll.

@comodice905 9 месяцев назад

Why

@Jimmy-sj9ny 9 месяцев назад

Thank you. I'm going to post about my brother's oil change habits later today.

@luckyguy600 8 месяцев назад

3 to 5 max. It is all I ever do/ and I get 300 -450 thousand out of my engines without any oil burning. 3.3 Dodge/ Plymouth/Caravan BUT. I have now a Toyota Corolla cross so the results may differ. Oil is cheap/ engine repairs/ new cars aren't. Each to his own though. You're paying the bills, not me.

@rossb5593 Год назад

I think the oil test comparisons are my favorite. Such a crucial item for our every day lives.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you and great point!

@majbach1968 Год назад

I do too but I'm inclined to think you could run the same test with the same brands in a month and get entirely different results. I've worked in different factories and finished products vary sometimes on a daily basis for a variety of reasons.

@n2omike Год назад

I use the Supertech, but change it out after 6k miles. Will NEVER trust an oil anywhere close to 20k miles!

@tommays56 Год назад

The NAPPA oils have been my favorite lately as they sill have pretty good sales on 5-30

@tommays56 Год назад

Bust the myth about which oil sludges up the least ,Synthetic or regular

@mikalokasso Год назад

It’s crazy how many products follow a normal distribution for quality. Cheap is bad, expensive is overpriced, middle of the pack is good and the pricing is decent. Also it was interesting to see how big the gap between 5K and 10K is

@haydenc2742 Год назад

marketing ;)

@GrnXnham Год назад

Yep. Been saying this all of my life. This is why in most cases I buy middle-of-the-road products.

@pleasedontwatchthese9593 Год назад

money has diminishing returns at the high end, cheap stuff is engineered to see how much they can get away with and mid is what they think what most people would want and to be competitive with other brands

@Erteywie Год назад

5k is synthetic/conventional blend, whereas all the others are just synthetic. That's the main factor for the difference in performance. It's not necessarily an apples to apples comparison, but they are the same brand, and labeling. And I don't think it's not fair to compare them all

@nichtsistkostenlos6565 Год назад

It's economic reality of diminishing marginal utility. When you upscale things in quality, each extra unit of effort you put toward increasing the quality has diminishing return on the final product.

@maximusvk19 Год назад

We need the oil testing videos every one or two years! Great to watch and always to the point. Every second is watchable thanks to the solid edit!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome! Thanks for the suggestion.

@TheParkingLotGarage Год назад

It would be interesting to see the difference in the wear scars when compared to a “control” that is either completely dry, or maybe only water, or something else not necessarily designed to prevent wear such as vegetable oil.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.

@GT-mn3bx Год назад

@@ProjectFarm For this comment, it's been known that for wear and high heat, high RPM and high film strength applications that pure Castor Bean Oil is the best(like Klotz Benol, or the old Castrol R30 or R40) That is that sweet smell at say motocross or Speedway races you notice. Also, only a few Synthetics approach the true film strength of a pure Castor, again like Klotz R50 which is a cleaner burning alternative that approaches a pure Castors film strength. Castors main drawbacks are it burns dirty(more carbon), isn't designed for non racing applications, and settles out of premix below 35F. That is why there are many "blends" to bridge this gap, like Klotz Supertechniplate 20% Castor, Castrol A747 and many relabeled versions of that Castrol like Maxima 927. Castor is still favored by the Shifter Kart and 2 stroke RC crowd and engines running 10,000-45,000 RPM....like glow plug engines.

@troybrake5686 11 месяцев назад

I always ran klotz in my 2 strokes growing up, I was told it was the best and it smelled like bananas so I was sold! 😂

@lorenray9479 5 месяцев назад

0w20 supertech full syn. in toyotaco 2.7l at 34000 miles showed a bitosoot in tail pipe. 2000 mile oil changes. I just put in quakerstate full syn dexos1. The startup was very quiet. Better power to highway speed. Will see if less soot after 3 tanks of lucas inject clean. Hmm

@LTrain1971 Год назад

I can't even guess how many items I have purchased only after watching your testing videos over the past few years. You make it so much easier to make educated purchases that avoid spending too much as well as avoiding products that just don't live up to the marketing claims. Thank you for you amazing contributions to society, sir!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

My pleasure!

@terrytowner419Honey Год назад

@@ProjectFarm Thank you. U save are butts a few times. How’s the cows and farm life going?

@tooljst8 Год назад

15 years ago, I would change my oil every 3,000 miles. Now, I use mostly synthetic and try not to go past 5,000. Nice testing, brother! Keep em coming!

@grahameroberts8109 Год назад

Better if you change the car’s oil not yours. 🙈😱🤣

@shanew7361 Год назад

@@grahameroberts8109 😂

@tooljst8 Год назад

@@grahameroberts8109 I've been doing it wrong all this time...

@GunnysWrenches Год назад

I run 10-15k in my wife’s unleaded engine and been going 15-20k in my diesel with Ansoil…

@mermaidmuncher2708 Год назад

@@tooljst8 mostly synthetic? I’ve heard once you switch to synthetic you can’t go back to regular oil, unless it will start leaking. I figure once you go synthetic why would you go back anyhow. My Tacoma purrs like a kitten with Mobil 1 full synthetic high mileage.

@markothevrba Год назад

One of the highest quality channels on RU-vid, easily. So much work goes into these to produce a 10 minute video and not a second of those 10-15 minutes is wasted. Now that I have a child I don't have much time to watch RU-vid videos, but this channel is the one I will always watch. Good job and keep up the great work!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks so much, will do!

@motorola1ish 12 дней назад

I loved your "fuel contaminated oil test"! That's the first time I have ever seen that done. That adds a lot of weight to the argument that older engines need more frequent oil changes.

@ProjectFarm 11 дней назад

Thanks!

@philipjohnson1103 Год назад

Todd, Have you considered doing a test on the independent oil testing facilities to see how consistent they are amongst samples of the same oil?

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.

@laurapalmerTDGE Год назад

Testing the test-centra. That's popcorn!

@mikeybhoutex Год назад

Test-ception...

@aznnp77 Год назад

Sounds like a waste of money. Barring some slip up, I'm sure they use the same testing equipment and same workers and a computer spits out the same data. I mean how many oil samples do you think they get every day? Probably not a lot.

@NotJRB Год назад

Interesting idea, but may be difficult to evaluate any differences. Likely would have to do three or more at a time, if there are enough of them, to isolate outlier labs.

@timokayz Год назад

Absolutely one of my favorite channels. I appreciate your attention to practical testing. A man that switches coffee pots on burners every ten minutes for 2 hours deserves a lot of respect for diligence. I also admire that you note that the sound of the bearing is something you pay attention to when comparing. You are a real mechanic.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@Breeze210 Год назад

You are my favorite channel on RU-vid because you just get straight to the point and no BS. Excellent video editing as well

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@welding_guy7524 Год назад

Although I forget and end up binging, I really appreciate the work you do for us viewers.. you are thorough and professional yet do your testing beyond what a normal use should be..

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@912Benny Год назад

I'd be interested to see a test for brake pads. I've always been told to avoid the "lifetime guarantee" pads because there is more abrasive additions to the pad that will ruin a brake disk.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.

@hotrodray6802 Год назад

Walker Thermoquiet is the best. Stops, lasts, no dust 👍

@FixingWithFriends Год назад

There are so many variables, do you want it to last longer or stop faster? Do you want the pad to wear faster, or the rotors? How well do they hold up to salt, or heat. It would definitely be great to get some more information than just "economy, service grade, premium, metallic, semi-metallic, ceramic, etc."

@gtbmjb7192 Год назад

I ask AutoZone clerk to show me a set of the lo-cost pads vs. the hi-cost pads and looking at them side by side they were the same. I asked the clerk what the difference is and he said it is purely buying the extra warranty. Yes, Scout's Honor.

@mrcomment5544 Год назад

@@gtbmjb7192 Only problem is that the Autozone clerk despite their best intentions are not engineers.

@bumrocky Год назад

I love the frozen oil races. He makes it so exciting. Who knew you'd be rooting for an oil to finish? Love these oil comparison vids.

@GrnXnham Год назад

Yeah, we're all car nerds!🤣

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you!

@NoWr2Run Год назад

I know IT'S KRAZY ROOTING FOR OIL RACES, WTH AM I DOING ? LOL. GREAT CHANNEL.

@NoWr2Run Год назад

@@bikeny WHAT, Marble Races ? OH NO YOU MIGHT HAVE TOLD ME ABOUT SOMETHING I'LL BE VERY ADDICTED TO. I'll definitively check that out, T.Y. " I THINK " ? NEVER KNEW THEY EXISTED, KRAZY.

@hugoknight1 Год назад

I got lucky this time and won the trifecta! Woo hoo! I'm rich!

@MrReese 11 месяцев назад

I think it strongly depends on how the engine was used during the interval. If you just cruise on the highway in overdrive you certainly can have a longer oil change interval than when you do heavy duty stuff or when you have a lot of start-stop and cold start cycles.

@ProjectFarm 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for the feedback.

@gravemind6536 6 месяцев назад

I had a car that for the first 5 years and 180k miles of its life had oil changes every 20k miles but it was doing 35k a year on the motorway. The engines was solid and fine for another 11 years and 75k miles before it was moved on. Its not the mileage thats the issues its how the miles are done.

@jeffclarke5497 11 месяцев назад

Thanks again for some nice comparison testing. Great work. I'm with you on change intervals. If you are going to keep a vehicle, regular and relatively frequent oil changes, even with 'lower end" oils is more likely to keep you happy.

@ProjectFarm 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing!

@wmrayburn7620 Год назад

As an ex professional motorcycle gear head (late 70s ) I want to thank you Todd for awesome content and commitment to quality reporting.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@giedrius2149 Год назад

really rocking that mustache dude

@mornelindeque864 Год назад

Sir you are not the hero we deserve, but the hero we needed. Best review videos in the world. Bar none. Thank you

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome!

@theviking4525 Год назад

Oil tests are always entertaining! I would like to see a test between top name brand ATV / Dirt bike oils like Amsoil, Blud Lubricants, Maxima, Motul, Klotz etc

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.

@alfontana6242 10 месяцев назад

Thankyou and I am sure all of us thank you for your professional evaluation you perform on all the products you test you cover all the aspects for a 100% true evaluation and comparison in your reviews. Of all the you youtube channels none, and I mean none, can compare with your testing and evaluations.

@ProjectFarm 10 месяцев назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@charleshoffa5156 Год назад

I am always so amazed and thankful for the level of knowledge, honesty and detail Todd puts into these videos. Truly a man of and for the people.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@rustynail7866 Год назад

I learned my lesson on a Mercedes in 2004. Took it to dealer in accordance with factory recommendations, which was around 10,000 miles. At 140,000 the heads had to be replaced for over $6000. The mechanic said it was due to not changing the oil properly.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you for sharing!

@hid3nax Год назад

Heads from junk yard for that car is ~$200 plus the price of milling.

@WeighedWilson Год назад

@@hid3nax he didn't state the year and model of the vehicle. You have no idea what used heads cost in 2004 for a mystery model car.

@rustynail7866 Год назад

@@hid3nax internal secondary air ports impossible to clean out. Not rebuildable.

@hid3nax Год назад

@@rustynail7866 Okay, then the only thing I could wish you is good luck throwing those amounts of money in a used car (any used car) post-warranty period. You must be earning insane amounts there in America though

@scottburt3102 9 месяцев назад

Great work as usual! I've been running SuperTech in my '14 Tacoma 4x4 almost since new. No Complaints!

@ProjectFarm 9 месяцев назад

That is awesome! Thanks!

@knucklestheechidna5718 Год назад

Man you do such a good job at testing everything even with just stuff around your shop. I definitely don't regret using the super tech 10,000 mi full synthetic oil on my vehicles last weekend.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@stacyp4534 Год назад

It’s been a while since you did an oil test. These tests are priceless. Unbiased results.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@kyosuke19971 Год назад

@@danstiurca7963I remember the Bacon grease one. Epic old video 😁🙌🏻

@Nardage Год назад

The bacon grease was the best oil lol

@OnBakePlatinum Год назад

@@Nardage But it makes you hungry when you drive

@Nardage Год назад

@@OnBakePlatinum Bacon grease oil with vegetable oil fuel

@chrismemphis8062 Год назад

I'm a happy Suprertech 5w20 HM customer. I'm at 230k and I do an oil/filter changes at every 5k. Very happy with this oil. Thanks for your fantastic work- Happy Easter Todd!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome! Happy Easter!

@alexmoreno8537 Год назад

No one does presentations like you do Sir!! The content and clarity of your videos are priceless!!!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@CalvinHikes 11 месяцев назад

If we could just get him to stop yelling that would be great.

@basketballfreak1000 Год назад

For the lubricity test, you might add in a test pin that was spun using no oil to show the difference between clean/new oil, fuel contaminated oil and no oil at all to give a different perspective on how the fuel contaminated oil is doing! As always, great job on your videos!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for the constructive feedback.

@janisvaskevics93 Год назад

Thanks for finalizing this issue! I have never believed long oil change intervals as I personally change oil at about 7k Mi or (10k km where I live) even though car manufacturer recommends 20k km (or 15k km in tough conditions) First thing that diminishes is oil's cleaning capability of engine and for diesel engines contamination with carbon is heavy. As long as oils don't cost an arm and a leg, i can do my engine a favour.

@DAVE_WHITE Год назад

every 5K anything over that is worthless and will lead to a lot of wear and oil burning once you hit about 150k or 200k be prepared to spend about 6K on a short block to repair your engine..

@hc2cox Год назад

The ingenious motor oil test series was what helped this channel take off. I am so happy to see they are brought back. The channel has grown so much since. Thanks for bringing us valuable information as well as entertainment! It's been one of the highlights to start the week. Kudos!

@sludgetrudger Год назад

I have to agree with you 100 percent. His oil testing is how I discovered his channel. I have been a faithful viewer ever since.

@shane250 Год назад

@@sludgetrudger Same here. Landed on the channel after searching for oil tests (NOT reviews, these are all biased), then immediately became a subscriber.

@Dreddy72 Год назад

it was either the oil tests, cousin Eddie and his "antics", or the occasional dance moves

@akjohnny5997 Год назад

seafoam and other oil additives

@stampedetrail2003 11 месяцев назад

I usually end up doing an oil change around 3-4k miles or every 12 months whichever comes first. This channel answers so many questions, thank you.

@ProjectFarm 11 месяцев назад

You are welcome! Glad to hear!

@bryanhickman7663 11 месяцев назад

Now THAT was an impactful, and interesting piece. Thank you PF!

@rmr5740 Год назад

The 20K oil includes advanced wallet flush technology.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you for sharing!

@CharlieLarkin75 Год назад

Does seem to be about the size of it, doesn't it?

@LA_Commander Год назад

Yeah they stole that technology from Amsoil apparently

@jujitzujesus Год назад

Absolutely love all your vids and won't shut up about your channel. I specifically opened RU-vid just to share an idea with you... You know how prescription glasses have all those options (scratch resistant, anti-fog, anti-reflective, etc)? Think they're actually adding additional value to the lenses? Not sure how you'd test some of that, but coming up with the methodology is definitely a talent of yours

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

@user-kd1xs3pp9i Год назад

Hi Todd! I love your content, long time subscriber. I do a lot of welding g and fabrication with time bending and notching, and I am constantly seeing the debate on numerous pages about cutting oil, drilling oil, and cutting lubricant, while using tubing notchers (hole saws). Most scenarios are using cold rolled 1-5/8 or 1-3/4 round tubing, and either a drill press or tubing notcher with a hand drill. The constant argument I read is what brand of hole saw to use (longevity, an average is roughly 100 notches for lifespan), as well as what to use for lubricant or cooling effects. Many guys say to run them dry and send it, while others say to go slow and keep them cool. A test like this could provide some much needed feedback for thousands of fabricators out there. Tubing notchers typically used are Baleigh, JDsquared, Woodward Fab and a few others. Hole saws are typically Lenox, Milwaukee, Rigid, Craftsman, or even Mac tools who offer a lifetime warranty. I can send you a few links to debates, tools etc if you're interested. Please consider it, there are thousands of fabricators out there building tube work like rollcages, bumpers and other race car, offroad and custom work that use these tools daily, and could really use the knowledge of where to best spend their money! Thank you, Phil

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.

@mfzb0912 Год назад

So thankful for these! I share them with my employees and coworkers all the time! Thanks PF!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Awesome and thank you for sharing the videos!!

@mfzb0912 Год назад

@@ProjectFarm I did note you didn't contaminate the other oils to check how they deteriorate, as well as on the burnt oil that would simulate longer use between changes

@jonny4984 Год назад

I would be interested in seeing a comparison of different brands' 20,000 mile oils (Supertech, Mobil 1, Castrol Edge, etc...). It would be interesting to see if there's a significant difference between brands and which, if any, could actually be trusted to go 20,000 miles!

@acomman77 Год назад

It gives you engine protection up to 20,000 miles doesn't mean it can be used for 20,000 miles.

@Conald_isAfalseProphet Год назад

Good suggestion

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.

@barbwire4879 Год назад

The ppl. What's 20,000 miles. There lazy. The don't want to change the oil. An I RIGHT. 💯

@andarkelorin8797 Год назад

@@acomman77 I'm confused at how it can protect your engine up to 20,000 miles if it can't be used that long. Is there something I'm missing?

@vagabondjay7281 Год назад

This guy is a blessing. His testing is very cool to watch.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks so much!

@maverickfloyd5778 Год назад

My favorite series is definitely oil comparisons. Although I’ve been looking into ceramic paints. I’d love to see a comparison of supertherm and seal coats to see if what they claim is true.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.

@kylebattagin621 Год назад

I would love to see a video on the most common used transmission fluid (Dexron III/Mercon) between brands. Little known about what is better and you would be the right guy to show the results ! Awesome video once again

@mwp1088 Год назад

There is way more science in trans fluids than motor oils. I’d suggest sticking to whatever the manufacturer recommends and not exceeding the change interval.

@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259 Год назад

@@mwp1088 Everyone says the change interval is "lifetime".

@mwp1088 Год назад

@@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259 you don’t drive a Honda i guess lol, or if says lifetime why worry about changing it?

@capnpugwash5403 Год назад

@@mwp1088 my daughter does, and she has reached the lifetime of her transmission.

@thisisyourcaptainspeaking2259 Год назад

@@mwp1088 I change it b/c if you do, "lifetime" doubles. My th250c has unknown hundreds of thousands on it, the fluid is cherry red.

@minetwisted Год назад

Please do this for Amsoil I’m dying to know the difference. Great video as always!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Great suggestion on the Amsoil comparison!!

@hotroddude6551 Год назад

He did Amsoil in the full test with all the name brand oils. It won.

@kittytrail Год назад

@@richardcranium1776 and then they'll either tweak the formula or up the price or both. 😅

@whirledpeas3477 Год назад

@@ProjectFarm also possibly Royal Purple?

@PBVader Год назад

PF did a comparison a few years ago, amsoil signature and pennzoil 100% synthetic neck and neck at the top

@kevingarofalo6475 Год назад

This is another great video! I have been using Supertech full synthetic for several years now and I haven’t had any issues, however I change my oil on my 5 vehicles every 5-6k miles. We beat the oil change interval to death, but unless you are doing a SOAP sample on your own vehicle, it’s all guessing. All I can say is in the 25 years of driving, I have never had any engine failure because of any oil brand I have used, as long as you change your oil regularly (whatever that is to you) and keep it full, your engine should be fine. Unless the engine has an inherent engineering flaw, the oil brand won’t matter anyway.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.

@reubenmorris487 2 месяца назад

Oil brands can matter. An oil of 20 years ago would blow up a turbo GDI engine of today...

@crabbcake 2 месяца назад

20? thats 2004! i used RoyalP 20 years ago... !@@reubenmorris487

@lazygamer9725 Месяц назад

@@reubenmorris487where you getting 20 year old oils?

@alaaalshrouf3752 Год назад

This is TRUTH! Marketing has really become over the top for this stuff. Love to see u doing good work!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@jonfurse3931 Год назад

I'd be very interested to see you test Amsoil's OE, XL, and Signature Series lines against each other. Also, their new synthetic blend diesel oil against their full synthetic diesel oils.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.

@zx9green791 Год назад

Yes please I have been really wanting to see this too.

@Thomas_Malone Год назад

Agree I made a similar comment. Would love to see this comparison.

@davidgnyp Год назад

This!

@johnhufnagel Год назад

I've been a SuperTech full synthetic user for at least over a decade, doing 6,000 mile oil changes on half a dozen vehicles. I've also used the same lab as you for sample analysis. Every time I've gotten a sample back all the wear numbers look great and they've noted each time I could push the interval to at least 8,000 mile (I don't.) What I can tell you is, vehicles pushing 200k miles (which did NOT have full 6k synthetic oil changes earlier in their lives, but 3k conventional oil changes), when their valve cover gaskets have gotten replaced, look clean and sludge free in the valve train. I've been using the 10k HM flavor recently, since the price was the same as their other full synthetic flavors, simply because of the added wear additives. If the 20k were on sale for the same price I'd stock up on that. Intelligently changing your oil at appropriate intervals is far more important than the type or rating of oil.

@ginog5037 Год назад

Excaxly oil doesn't wear out it just gets contaminated, frequency is everything.

@MrTay675 3 месяца назад

seriously the most important youtube channel. how only 3 million subscribers blows my mind.

@dadpool0077 Год назад

I am a fan of your tests and appreciate all the work your put towards them! Thank you!!!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@jonswaen7458 Год назад

You should test out oil filters! I'm trying to figure out which one has the best filtration and the best flow, love your videos as always

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you for the video idea!

@pebjr6621 Год назад

Would like to see comparisons with oil filters including Mann and Hengst filters

@buckberthod5007 Год назад

Wix filters. They've always been good, never had an issue with them. Stay away from Fram filters

@barfo281 Год назад

@Jon Swaen: He did an oil filter test already. That video is the reason I switched to Wix brand oil filters.

@marcusp4550 Год назад

Amsoil 15k oil filter would be great to see as well

@donlewis1140 Год назад

I've used the 10,000 HM in my 170,000 mile Frontier for the last 75,000 miles with good results and will keep it up, thanks for the great content.

@mrdave777 Год назад

Please tell us more

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for sharing.

@goliteyourworld6 Год назад

I’m so glad to see an oil video! These are some of my favorites. And this one feels very refined!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@iviaverick52 Год назад

Love this test specifically. Been using Super Tech Synthetic for many years now based on your past reviews and it works great

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for sharing.

@RESCUEBERTRAMYACHT Год назад

Todd is the best channel on utube. Honest, impartial and engineer like testing. Just awesome work. Keep them coming .

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you!

@ChicagoRob2 Год назад

Agree 100% He’s a national treasure.

@kylefowler5082 Год назад

Your videos really help us out, my truck started burning oil and remembering your good experience with Engine Restore I tried it and it really cut down on the blue smoke. Thanks for everything!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Glad to help

@FishinYakker Год назад

I was taught to change my oil every 3-5 thousand miles. I still do. Thank you for testing these I often wondered if there was a difference.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

You are welcome!

@SirCricket 9 месяцев назад

More variables to consider than the odometer reading need to be factored in such as, type of driving, time of year and your environment..@@ProjectFarm

@whiskeysierra07 Год назад

Hey! I love your videos, they're great at letting me know what tools I should get but will never afford lol. I just had a quick question, what do you do with all the spare tools from packs with multiple ones in them and broken or otherwise ones after videos?

@stevo388 Год назад

Love these videos! Great job! Maybe do a comparison of best transmission fluid?

@rossb5593 Год назад

Definitely a worthy video but it gets difficult because transmissions require a certain type of oil and not just based of weight and viscosity.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Great suggestion! Thank you

@roryhennessey8836 Год назад

Bud light?

@evontrizmo Год назад

Yet another video we never knew we wanted until we saw the title. Thank you Todd for tirelessly making the best product testing videos on the internet. Jumping right into the scientific testing and showing us the raw facts without the useless opinion spewing rambling complete with life story for half the video makes your videos THE BEST ones in my book. This is the real deal right here folks!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks so much!

@JKAUTER Год назад

i do about 2K on my 2008 T4R and about 5K on my 2018 Toyota Highlander. I change the oil once a year ...... I use Mobil ! High milage on the T4R and Castrol Edge Extended 20K on my Highlander with both high quality oil filters. Thank for these video's. I basically do local driving and stop & go.

@Capt-Intrepid Год назад

6,000 Miles or every six months, whichever occurs first. Most auto manufacturers today recommend oil changes between 6,000 and 10,000 miles, but there are some manufacturers that go as high as 15,000 miles. For example, BMW with full synthetic recommends an oil change every 10,000 miles or Once a Year (whichever occurs first).

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing!

@DomanStuff2022 Год назад

Some advice; just use recommended oil for the engine (SAE/API/ACEA) in your climate and change it with oil and air filter every 1 year or 10 000km (~6200 miles) - whichever comes first. Don't use oil from the barrel (used in auto shops), just buy it yourself from trusted source. If you can, change it yourself, its cheap. And... that's all. You'll have peace of mind, and your engine will be fine as long as it can. BTW, great vid as always!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for sharing.

@zxttgg 9 месяцев назад

No, i do 3000 miles interval, non of engine failed in the past 10 years. 10000 or 1 yr would have build up when you teardown the engine.

@luckyguy600 8 месяцев назад

I always do it myself. I trust myself/ not some kid at the bottom of the pecking ladder. I have been that kid many years ago.

@DomanStuff2022 8 месяцев назад

@@luckyguy600Same here m8. Or at least I deliver oil and filters, and watch the change.

@DomanStuff2022 8 месяцев назад

@@zxttggWell, I must disagree. I'm doing like I've said, and 1.9 TDI got almost 1 milion km done, and 2.8 V6 got nearly 400k km done. No issues at all (besides normal exploatation).

@ericjohn9277 Год назад

Keep up the great work! The hero we truly need

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you very much! This kind of positive feedback keeps me motivated to keep going!!

@KTMjs449 Год назад

My grandpa had an old can of the stp oil, it claimed 15000 miles between changes and that was from around 1980! Would be interesting to see how it stacks up to modern synthetics

@ColdSmokes Год назад

A bunch of marketing nonsense. A friend was a mechanic for a local police department in the 80s. They ran Mopar 318s on Pennzoil 10 w-30 for 5000 miles. He said there were constant engine failures due to sludge packed into every bit of empty space within the engine until it clogged the oil pickup. Oil back then was shamefully gross. 15000 miles, even with some snake oil additive would not be likely.

@joseeduardo4327 Год назад

He’s got some vids like that. Think it was Quaker state

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the feedback.

@rupe53 Год назад

@Peter Angles ... anything between the valve covers and the oil pan is considered to be INSIDE the engine.

@rupe53 Год назад

@@ColdSmokes ... you also need to consider the amount of idle time the average police cruiser has between oil changes. 5,000 miles showing is likely to be near 15,000 miles run time.... and maybe more.

@duckbizniz663 Год назад

I know little about car engines. I really appreciate the presentations of the different tests you performed to show what viscosity, fuel contamination, engine metal wear, and temperature effects on oil evaporation are.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@gipstetz6720 Год назад

Hey Project Farm. Love all your vids. Great stuff. Wondering if you could do a test on "Gear Oils" similar to your motor oil tests. Tried to find one on the Tube but couldn't find anything close to what you do. Thanks again. Best regards.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

@tedm6841 Год назад

Which tests are your favorite ones to do? Lab tests with oils and fluids like this one? Power tool torture testing? Hand tool durability? Fuel consumption? As far as watching, they’re all somehow both entertaining and informative!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

It's hard to say. They are all great. Torturing tools might take the top spot.

@senor3187 Год назад

Which tests are your favorites to do? Yes!

@WanderingDad Год назад

@@ProjectFarm If you could figure out how to torture test tools with Cousin Eddie and the Farmebago, we'd have the trifecta.

@Gosh_Josh Год назад

I think a good test would be to test the same oil from different retail chains, see if mobil 1 full synthetic has any difference between where it's sold, Walmart, Amazon, AutoZone, O'Reillys etc.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.

@joetolopino7126 Год назад

Thanks for all the great videos. I have viewed a bunch of them. You do an awesome job! Don't know if you're interested in another oil test as you've done tons, but I'm relating my experience. I bought a brand new VW TDI in '06 and the dealer always used Motul 5W40 (505.00 spec). Around 2010 I got my service done and I could tell a difference in the engine. I thought they adjusted valves or something. Finally found they had switched to Castrol Edge. I got about 10% less mileage. I switched back to Motul and my engine was normal again and mileage was back up where it used to be. Sounds crazy that with all the premium oils out there that there would be such a difference but I could feel it. Over the years I've had the clutch go out but the engine is still going strong and still 44-49mpg

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@wileymonair Год назад

I've been using SuperTech for about 10 years now. Probably over a million service miles with it on friends and family vehicles, including my own. I've used Blackstone labs to get oil analysis done and never had bad results.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing.

@luckyguy600 8 месяцев назад

Been using them for 30 years, or thereabout.Neve an issue. Always 3,000 km oil changes with Wally-Mart filters too. But do use all the other top brands that were on sale. But that doesn't happen much these days.

@revnto7k Год назад

The fact that someone can recommend ST at all in the real world is a win. I know it's decent oil but most people think of it as "walmart oil" therefore its trash. It is really decent oil, just not for 20K! Thanks for the tests as always, awesome roundup!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

My pleasure!

@DietBajaBlast Год назад

@Will Supertech is just as good practically as those. they all meet the same standards. SAE, etc.

@jamescarter6318 Год назад

@@Will-th9milook at his older videos. Super tech is comparable to Mobil1. It actually beats it for cold weather performance.

@damiansmith5322 Год назад

I've ran super tech oil in my v8 4runner for the last 2 years....it runs quieter and the oil still looks clean at oil changes. I used Castrol before and didn't seem to last.

@t-bone43 Год назад

Super tech in both of my GM vehicles since new. My 5.3 has 193k+ & my wife’s 1.5 turbo has close to 90k. They love Super Tech oil. Wouldn’t think of running anything else in my vehicles

@blongsta5 Год назад

Would love to see the same tests with these oils after they’ve been used for that mileage

@joshjlmgproductions3313 Год назад

It's very hard to control test conditions like that consistently. 20,000 winter miles will be much harder than 20,000 summer miles. Same thing with city VS highway miles. Unless you drive the exact same car in the exact same conditions for 20,000 miles each time (which is impossible), the test results will be heavily flawed.

@ginog5037 Год назад

@@joshjlmgproductions3313 Absolutely correct which proves that these high milage oil is a complete con. That the car companies know that under warranty they will be fine but after they are junk!

@chrishernandez2490 Год назад

@@joshjlmgproductions3313 You underestimate the legend, Projectfarm. He is the the type of guy to buy a whole car and run it for 48 hours straight with a simulated load at exactly 20% throttle just to drain and test the oil 😅

@sultanofsick Год назад

@@joshjlmgproductions3313 sure it won't be perfectly scientific, but it could still provide useful info. If there's little to no detectable difference at the end, that's somewhat supportive of the conclusion that it's "probably" okay. If an engine explodes or perhaps less dramatically, significantly more wear is evident in the "lesser" oils, that's pretty conclusive evidence for the high mileage IS effective. Not that I want Todd to blow up any engines (unless he really wants to).

@lordbotherington3583 Год назад

@@joshjlmgproductions3313 diesel generators run fairly consistently, maybe mr farm could look into that🤔🤔

@user-mk7qb4kf5p 9 месяцев назад

i work in Mechanical Engineering and truly enjoy watching your real world oil testing procedures and oil lab reviews, as well as many other tool and additives reviews you have done. Based on your testing I have been recently started using Supertech Oils in my 2 older Honda Ridgeline and even Supertech advanced in our 2023 Blazer, I’ve Based this on your reviews ,price and proven quality. However I feel there is not much for comparison information available on high mileage oils and would truly enjoy seeing a head to head of Pennzoil Platinum HM , Supertech HM, Mobil 1 HM. And any others you feel are of the same quality. Thank you for all you do! Your test provide people like myself with a better knowledge to make informed decisions with expensive vehicles and equipment!

@ProjectFarm 9 месяцев назад

Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

@Mike-Capz83 Год назад

Yes!!!! Love the oil videos!! We all need an update on your ranger!!!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you! I do indeed need to put together an update video on the ranger

@Mike-Capz83 Год назад

@@ProjectFarm yes sir you do!!! It’s been way to long!!!

@kevguillot Год назад

Maybe you could test the different kinds of amsoil against each other? Their different tiered oils. That would be a good test to see if it's beneficial to purchase the higher priced options against Thier lower priced options

@shill3282 Год назад

Full synthetic is not 100% synthetic. Full synthetic is a blend. I would love to see you test Torco 100% synthetic oil against any other 100% synthetic oil brand.

@brandonr4243 3 месяца назад

I've actually been using super tech and will be going with your recommendation. Thank you very much for the great content

@ProjectFarm 3 месяца назад

You are welcome!

@ronaldrowland7525 11 месяцев назад

just watched the lawn mower blades , the oil and reviving old batteries. Very impressed. I aree with you on the oil, I change mine about every 6 even thou they say 8-10. Safe than sorry. I tried the old battery revive thing and the 2 I had no luck with thought it was BS, but after watching I do see some can be revived, thanks.

@ProjectFarm 11 месяцев назад

Thanks for the feedback.

@seannotaro473 Год назад

Change your oil more frequently, your engine will love you for it! And it will run better and less wear and tear on the engine

@johndeerdrew Год назад

I love your oil episodes. I buy my oil based on these kinds of results you publish. I would love to see some of these oils tested against the champion oils from your oil championship series.

@TDIETZ22 Год назад

Supertech was in the competition.

@johndeerdrew Год назад

@@TDIETZ22 did he test each of these in that? I don't remember.

@larryphillips4164 Год назад

Video suggestion. Maybe if you get bored or have time, put together a video putting all the different wear scars/cold oil races etc to show all the differences between all the oils you’ve done videos on. Love your channel. Ty for your service to society. Keep up the good work!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you for the video idea!

@simplybeanjelly Год назад

Yes! This is a fantastic idea, I'd love to see every oil he's tested compared, but it would be a little ridiculous to ask to retest everything for a new video. Recycling content for a final complete analysis and a final verdict would be a great video!

@unnamed_channel Год назад

@@ProjectFarm Before you do that, can you clarify how you're going about determining the significance of the wear scars? It appears that you're comparing the length of the scars. But that doesn't allow you to determine how much larger (area or volume) one wear scar is than another. As the length of the scar increases, so does the width. (Not to mention that you'd be trying to measure the surface of the shape created by the intersection of two cylinders.) A 2mm long scar is not going to have twice the area as a 1mm scar. And the difference between a 1mm long scar and 2mm long scar is not going to be the same as the difference between a 5mm long scar and a 6mm long scar. As the size of a scar increases, the contact area between the two surfaces increases, and that's going to make comparisons based solely on length (or even area) complicated as well. I wonder of you can find tables (or formulas) which will let you enter the diameter of the wheel, the diameter of the test pin, and the length of the scar and give you the actual area of the scar or, possibly even more useful, the volume of the material removed from the test pin? Another thought -- do you have a scale sensitive enough to measure the mass of the test pins before and after?

@antonioarroyas7662 Год назад

@@ProjectFarm A mega oil roundup with a couple added tests perhaps?

@davidadair5438 11 месяцев назад

Great videos!! I do 15,000 mile oil changes on full synthetic. I change the filter every 5,000 and add 1 qt of oil. This is in diesel using 15w-40. I’ve been doing this for 10 years in the same truck. Had head gaskets done 2 years ago and my mechanic said the cylinder walls looked great.

@ProjectFarm 11 месяцев назад

Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.

@9ZERO6 4 месяца назад

Don't do it if you have a Toyota, GM, or Hyundia. It's just not worth it imo. But your deisel has a HUGE sump capacity and big filter.

@bretosborne7504 2 месяца назад

Appreciate all the work you put into these. I often do wonder if the results would change if an average was taken rather than single samples. I can imagine that it would increase the workload significantly but can't help but wonder if products that are close wouldn't change ranking with another run.

@ProjectFarm 2 месяца назад

Thanks! Thanks for the constructive feedback.

@luckycruiser Год назад

I used to be a mechanic and raced cars. I decided to use Super Tech synthetic after finding out who made it and watching his test comparing it to Mobile 1. I use a Baldwin filter and change the oil once a year because I only put 4000 kms per year on my Rav4.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you for sharing!

@luckycruiser Год назад

@@ProjectFarm You are welcome. Out of all your tests that I have watched, I have only disagreed with one of them. Keep up the good work. 🙂 👍

@Paulman50 Год назад

An Rav4 changed at 5000km will definitely last 400,000 klms, can't beat the Toyotas.

@luckycruiser Год назад

@@Paulman50 Youve got that right, I will be long gone and the Rav will still be running. I may not drive often, but I drive fast and hard when I do. I sold my 1987 Toyota 22R pickup last year. I drove that really hard for the 24 years I owned it. The previous owner had used it to haul a camper. I changed oil every 5000 kms and other than a rusty box, it was still running fine after 250,000 kms. 👍

@JoeC-tt9oq Год назад

Thanks for the great content! As the service manager for an auto shop I've really put your info to great use, especially tool recommendations. I order our motor oil and other items and know what our competitors are using because I know their suppliers. Most customers would be shocked to know that some of the local dealerships are using the same off-brand (lesser known) oil as us rather than the big brand name or "dealer" oils. The suppliers give us data sheets and supposedly do third party testing but as a shop we don't really know what we're getting in these barrels so it would be great to do these tests on our stuff. If you ever want to test the synthetic blend that 1/3 of SoCal shops are actually using or some of the synthetic imports like Rheinol or Wolver I'd be happy to send some out to ya for testing. Keep up the great work man! *Oops, forgot to answer the question lol. Personally I change my oil every 3-5k depending on which car it is. Customers however feel like you're scamming them if you suggest anything more frequent than the "service required" light that pops up on the dash. The problem with 10k oil changes is that so many new cars burn oil and the "expected/normal' oil consumption listed by the manufacturer TSB will have you running dry in between changes and guess what... It's your fault and not covered under warranty because the manual states to check your oil daily or weekly. Don't even get me started on the "lifetime" service intervals lol.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks! Thanks for the feedback.

@apfelsnutz 7 дней назад

You are spot on with 5,000mi. being the best (prudent) oil change interval...very good work ! I use Supertech in all my vehicles; 1989 suburban (new engine using 5-40), 2016 Nissan using 0-20...both 10,000 oils. Thanks so very much...great show !

@ProjectFarm 7 дней назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@davldbradley6073 11 месяцев назад

Your voice is perfect and the way you speak and present your facts is perfect for video content. I really love your perspective and personality as it comes through with information is consistently helpful in the retention of information. As I have ADD. Not so sure about the hyperactivity as the attention deficit disorder takes the lead or it might be my being practically bedridden. As usual I have normal daily responsibilities and must try to avoid the background noise that controls my life. Thanks again for your work to make life easier and more tolerable. The end has already passed thanks again for that, not only for yours truly but in the long run my kids and there Grandchildren that I’m sure proud of at my age, that I have finally reached. Again I am putting you in the Plus Column For. You don’t realize how much of us you reach, 😅

@ProjectFarm 11 месяцев назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@richardflagg3084 Год назад

Excellent oil video as always! The commentary on the oil races are pure Gold! Thanks for including the gasoline contamination test at the end. It speaks volumes about the extended oil change recommendations.

@DeusKDuo Год назад

Many modern engines can do 10,000 miles easily even with non 10,000 mile oil. I had my oil tested every change to watch trends and wear because I raced vehicles, albeit in amateur races, but was good at letting you know when a bearing was failing as well as other issues that may be invisible. Seeing that it sold me on doing my personal cars. As long as their was nothing wrong with the car extended changes did not increase wear and this included a car that i daily drove and raced occasionally.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for sharing.

@ARGUS13Y 10 месяцев назад

Love the content you have influenced my tool purchases for work and not once’s have I been unhappy with the ones you suggested

@ProjectFarm 10 месяцев назад

Great to hear! Thanks!

@joepschmobly 11 месяцев назад

Thank you! You always do a great job with your tests and videos.

@ProjectFarm 11 месяцев назад

Thanks and you are welcome!

@roberttalbot1658 Год назад

The absolutely best channel hands down, for testing of lubricants. Fantastic attention to all aspects of the products tested.

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks!

@nadronnocojr Год назад

Love this channel and I love how it’s so consistent, it’s right to the point,and every episode it’s like a trusted friend helping you make an educated purchase . Been a fan for a long time and always enjoy your content , and I appreciate all the hard work you put into,these awesome videos .

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks so much!

@John-xeyvfkwieba 7 месяцев назад

I recently bought a used 2011 Camry with 2ARFE cold startup rattle. I put 0W20 10,000 mile and oil consumption was about 1 quart/1000 miles. After putting in 0W20 20,000 mile, cold start rattle and oil consumption was noticably reduced to 1 quart/3000 miles. I'll be using 0W20 20,000 mile from now on. I'll take the 1% improvement for now

@ProjectFarm 6 месяцев назад

Thanks or sharing.

@canaryinacoalmine8746 12 дней назад

Hiya, I've watched a bunch of your videos and I'm very impressed with your depth for difference between brands. Are you able to do one on Synthetic based oils 100% synthetic vs claimed fully synthetic oil. Thanks, Mark.

@ProjectFarm 12 дней назад

Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

@propdoctor21564 Год назад

Another excellent video as always... This is the best product testing channel I have ever seen... The attention to detail and many different test parameters are beyond impressive...

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thank you very much!

@mf9309 Год назад

Another awesome oil comparison video! You just keep getting better and better sir! Thank you again for creating such high quality, very useful content! 👍🏼👍🏼😊

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks so much!

@bobmartin8684 11 месяцев назад

My driveway is stained from grease and motor oil. I've tried different methods but nothing works. I'd like to see a video comparison of driveway shampoos and cleaners along with other concoctions. I love these videos!

@ProjectFarm 11 месяцев назад

Thanks! Thanks for the suggestion.

@johnschrader5707 Год назад

I made a stop at my local truck stop for gas the other day and saw they had about 8 different kinds of windshield wiper fluid ranging from -20 degree fluid to rain repellant fluid, to “de-bug” fluid, and so on. I’d be curious to see if any of the different fluids actually work for the basic tasks like cleaning off the windshield, to the advertised uses of the fluids. Maybe see which ones are prone to leaving streaks or not too. I didn’t find a video on your channel about it and figured I’d make a suggestion! Thank you for your time and the amazing content as usual! I’ve been making my engine oil purchases strictly off of your research! Thanks again!

@ProjectFarm Год назад

Thanks for the suggestion.