1911A1

I have a 94 mustang with 99,000 miles on it. The previous owner has been getting it changed at firestone for the past 50,000 miles I believe they use Kendal oil. Wallmart seems cheaper, they let you choose the oil and its more convient for me to go there. Where should I go and what oil should I use for best performance and longjevity? I dont want to pay extra for the synethic or what ever it is. Thanks

83gtragtop

Change your own oil.

2 kwik

then I wouldn't worry about it....your too cheap and too lazy for a stang

WhiteFoxGT

All you need is a 16mm wrench for the 2 drain bolts, a filter, and 5 quarts of oil ( I use 5w30 non synthetic) Do it yourself and save time and money.

2 kwik

an I hope you fill the filter up with oil before putting it on hell even walmart brand syn. oil is cheap and better than reg oil

Steakburger

All certified oils will be just fine. What's more important is how often you change your oil. Even w/non-synthetics, if you change your oil every 3-5k miles, you should have no problem getting at least 200k miles w/no oil leaks. Providing you're chaging all the other fluids as well. I wouldn't take my car to Walmart. Do it yourself, even my wife can change the oil in her car. Though, I'm still the one who has to do it.

5.0 MPG

stay away from walmart oil changes!

7upedition

^ never heard of filling the filter up with oil when changing oil, why is this? to prevent dry start? [&:]

and yea do yourself a favor and buy a civic, change your own oil, it takes 30 minutes and i think its fun! (time includes beers)

not sure how qualified the techs at wal mart are.... hmmmm

83gtragtop

I oil up the o ring on my filter but have never put oil in the filter before mounting it, sounds like a mess waiting to happen.

cepowers18

Like these guys have said, I would buy the oil, filter, etc. from Wal-mart, but I would change it yourself. I wouldn't even let a Wal-mart employee open the freakin door to my Stang.