• Modern Oil

To ensure you're getting the highest quality oil, don't miss the API service symbol or the API certification mark. They're shaped like a donut and a starburst, usually. SM oil is the highest rated oil, and it's made to enhance rust-resistance and to keep your engine clean from having too much buildup. Lesser quality oils will still be on the market, so look for these qualifications.

• Oil Types

Conventional and synthetic are the two main kinds of oil available. Conventional oil usually is the cheaper choice and is acceptable to use in most engines. There are, however, some engines (such as in luxury or performance vehicles) that call for synthetic oil. So, what's the differentiation between synthetic and conventional oils? Well, synthetic has gone through additional refinement processes, and it's better adapted for fine-tuned engineering. There are also blended oils on the market for specialized needs including high-mileage vehicles or turbocharged engines.

• What's Right for You?

Be sure to look over your owner's manual for the leading type of oil for your vehicle. This manual is great for learning about the specifics of your vehicle and what it requires for maintenance. You can also rest assured that our service technicians know precisely the best type of oil for your vehicle, down to the specified weight.

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