gustavowoltmann
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Hello everyone my name is Gustavo Woltmann and I am an assistant in a small and private publishers company for over 10 years. Just want to ask from the motor experts here about the best motor oil you are using and why?
Slightly off topic but since I'm sure someone will say Rotella is the answer to this question, I have a question about Rotella.
Rotella T is supposed to be the conventional version.
Rotella T5 is semi-synthetic (blend).
Rotella T6 is full synthetic.
So why is the T5 (semi-synth) cheaper than the T (non-synth) and what the heck is Rotella T4 I saw at Canadian Tire the other day? I think they may have had one labelled as T3 as well.
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Slightly off topic but since I'm sure someone will say Rotella is the answer to this question, I have a question about Rotella.
Rotella T is supposed to be the conventional version.
Rotella T5 is semi-synthetic (blend).
Rotella T6 is full synthetic.
So why is the T5 (semi-synth) cheaper than the T (non-synth) and what the heck is Rotella T4 I saw at Canadian Tire the other day? I think they may have had one labelled as T3 as well.
not this again
Hmm maybe there was a sale I didn't notice. I was looking at the huge pails they have. I expected pricing to be as you described.Pretty sure price-wise it's T < T5 < T6. Looking at crappy tire's website right now, for 5L jugs it's T ($30) < T5 ($35) <T6 ($48)
Yeah, previous threads seemed to have Rotella the highest.
T3 is heavy duty truck stuff, good for both super duty diesel and gas engines. I believe T4 is strictly diesel and meant more for medium duty vehicles.
As for why the T5 is cheaper than the T, I would suspect different esters used, limiting it to either dry clutch machines, or turbo specific engines.
Me.Define "best"
I was under the impression that all Rotella is technically supposed to be for heavy duty diesel engines.
not this again
I was under the impression that all Rotella is technically supposed to be for heavy duty diesel engines.