
What are My Options for Engine Oil?
When you come to Seminole Chevrolet for a routine oil change, our technicians will want to know what type of engine oil you prefer for your automobile. There are a few different types that you can choose from. Each of them has its pros and cons. We also recommend that you consider where you live, how you drive, the age of your vehicle, and the amount of mileage on your odometer.
Full Synthetic Motor Oil
Full synthetic motor oil can help you achieve fantastic performance by way of lubrication and high viscosity levels. You'll reap the benefits of better protection against oxidation and thermal breakdown. Many vehicle owners notice that their vehicle experiences increased efficiency when they use full synthetic motor oil. This is the most expensive oil option, but the investment is often worth it. If you live somewhere with varying weather or own an older automobile, talk to one of our technicians about full synthetic motor oil.
Synthetic Blend Motor Oil
This product is a combination of synthetic and conventional oils with some additives. This engine oil also protects against oxidation, but you will save a bit of money with this option. If you've been using conventional oil, it's easier to make the switch to a synthetic blend than anything else.
Conventional Motor Oil
One of the most affordable and accessible engine oils on the market, conventional oil works well for automobiles that aren't doing a ton of driving. It's also a good product for vehicles that are being predominantly driven in areas with consistent climates.
High Mileage Oil
Vehicles that have over 75,000 miles on the odometer benefit from a specialty oil. A high mileage oil can help reduce the amount of oil your car is consuming and minimize your emissions. Seal conditioners will reduce leaks and improve your efficiency.
Inside your owner's manual, you'll find information regarding what type of engine oil your vehicle's manufacturer recommends. While you don't have to follow those recommendations, considering this information is a good idea. Our technicians would be happy to get you on the right track with routine maintenance. Give us a call to find out more today!
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