Pennzoil's new Platinum Synthetic
#1
Pennzoil's new Platinum Synthetic
They make this in 0-20 weight like Mobil 1 does. They advertise this oil cleans better than all others. Has anybody used it? Do you think it has too many detergents in it? What do you think?
http://www.pennzoil.com/products.html
http://www.pennzoil.com/products.html
#2
6th Gear Member
Is that different then Pennzoil's "old" Platinum synthetic? I don't think I need any more cleaning than what my Amsoil does in my Stang and M1 does in my SUV... And does Pennzoil recommend their 0W20 for the Stang like Amsoil recommends theirs? If not, why are you even considering it?
#3
Is that different then Pennzoil's "old" Platinum synthetic? I don't think I need any more cleaning than what my Amsoil does in my Stang and M1 does in my SUV... And does Pennzoil recommend their 0W20 for the Stang like Amsoil recommends theirs? If not, why are you even considering it?
#4
6th Gear Member
If you go to Amsoil's website and check their test results, you'll find that Pennzoil Platinum doesn't do very well compared to a lot of other oils. For bang-for-the-buck I don't think you can beat M1. Not that the Pennzoil is bad, it's just that there is better for about the same $$. And I used Pennzoil dino oil for years in cars that I put close to or over 200,000 miles on with no problems...
I'm still puzzled about why you intend to put 0W20 in her car if it doesn't call for that. But to each their own, I suppose...
I'm still puzzled about why you intend to put 0W20 in her car if it doesn't call for that. But to each their own, I suppose...
#5
If you go to Amsoil's website and check their test results, you'll find that Pennzoil Platinum doesn't do very well compared to a lot of other oils. For bang-for-the-buck I don't think you can beat M1. Not that the Pennzoil is bad, it's just that there is better for about the same $$. And I used Pennzoil dino oil for years in cars that I put close to or over 200,000 miles on with no problems...
I'm still puzzled about why you intend to put 0W20 in her car if it doesn't call for that. But to each their own, I suppose...
I'm still puzzled about why you intend to put 0W20 in her car if it doesn't call for that. But to each their own, I suppose...
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