Oil recommendations
Personally I use the Toyota synthetic, which I believe is made by Mobil anyway, and formulated specifically for Toyota/Lexus vehicles.
However, given your preference for Mobil then, as you're in the US, I assume you change oil every 5k miles, so I can't see any point in the extended performance variety, so would probably go with the full synthetic.
To be honest, as long as you're doing regular oil and filter changes, it probably won't make much diffference.
However, given your preference for Mobil then, as you're in the US, I assume you change oil every 5k miles, so I can't see any point in the extended performance variety, so would probably go with the full synthetic.
To be honest, as long as you're doing regular oil and filter changes, it probably won't make much diffference.
Please don't report me to the oil-change police.
I've been using "Kirkland Signature 0W-20" from Costco. I stock up when it is on sale, 2 bottles of 5 quarts each for $30.
And I change oil according to the schedule from the manufacturer.
Please don't tell anybody that my 2015 Honda Accord turned 180K miles last week, and the odometer of my 2002 Honda Odyssey shows 202K.
I've been using "Kirkland Signature 0W-20" from Costco. I stock up when it is on sale, 2 bottles of 5 quarts each for $30.
And I change oil according to the schedule from the manufacturer.
Please don't tell anybody that my 2015 Honda Accord turned 180K miles last week, and the odometer of my 2002 Honda Odyssey shows 202K.
Please don't report me to the oil-change police.
I've been using "Kirkland Signature 0W-20" from Costco. I stock up when it is on sale, 2 bottles of 5 quarts each for $30.
And I change oil according to the schedule from the manufacturer.
Please don't tell anybody that my 2015 Honda Accord turned 180K miles last week, and the odometer of my 2002 Honda Odyssey shows 202K.
I've been using "Kirkland Signature 0W-20" from Costco. I stock up when it is on sale, 2 bottles of 5 quarts each for $30.
And I change oil according to the schedule from the manufacturer.
Please don't tell anybody that my 2015 Honda Accord turned 180K miles last week, and the odometer of my 2002 Honda Odyssey shows 202K.
Last edited by Freds430; Dec 7, 2022 at 12:26 PM.
Please don't report me to the oil-change police.
I've been using "Kirkland Signature 0W-20" from Costco. I stock up when it is on sale, 2 bottles of 5 quarts each for $30.
And I change oil according to the schedule from the manufacturer.
Please don't tell anybody that my 2015 Honda Accord turned 180K miles last week, and the odometer of my 2002 Honda Odyssey shows 202K.
I've been using "Kirkland Signature 0W-20" from Costco. I stock up when it is on sale, 2 bottles of 5 quarts each for $30.
And I change oil according to the schedule from the manufacturer.
Please don't tell anybody that my 2015 Honda Accord turned 180K miles last week, and the odometer of my 2002 Honda Odyssey shows 202K.
i was at the parts counter at my Lexus dealer and they had pallets of Kirkland oil. They were saying they couldn't get any from the supplier so they bought Costcos. I posted a pic of it here...maybe a year ago.
I'm glad he dropped the pornstache and was able to buy a stand for his camera. I buy Mobil1 extended and Pennzoil ultra when they go on sale and rotate with both.
Any properly rated and weighted oil will work fine. Owners manual lists these requirements.
I use Pennzoil full synthetic but any brand will be fine. I buy the 5 quart jugs on sale for about $25 and change every 5000 miles. I do my own changes so the total cost is about $30.
I use Pennzoil full synthetic but any brand will be fine. I buy the 5 quart jugs on sale for about $25 and change every 5000 miles. I do my own changes so the total cost is about $30.
I use Amsoil, every 5K miles, for the high TBN, because my driving is mostly short trips in the suburbs. But I would suppose any synthetic 0-W20 would be satisfactory, changed every 5K. 10K intervals is too long, except for highway commuting. IMHO.
Please don't report me to the oil-change police.
I've been using "Kirkland Signature 0W-20" from Costco. I stock up when it is on sale, 2 bottles of 5 quarts each for $30.
And I change oil according to the schedule from the manufacturer.
Please don't tell anybody that my 2015 Honda Accord turned 180K miles last week, and the odometer of my 2002 Honda Odyssey shows 202K.
I've been using "Kirkland Signature 0W-20" from Costco. I stock up when it is on sale, 2 bottles of 5 quarts each for $30.
And I change oil according to the schedule from the manufacturer.
Please don't tell anybody that my 2015 Honda Accord turned 180K miles last week, and the odometer of my 2002 Honda Odyssey shows 202K.
I know that "oil threads" usually bring a big storm. But, this is not that. I have already formed an opinion about Amsoil having used it in my motorcycle with great success. I have, however, read that the V6 in the 4RX can be sensitive to oil. Any experience? Anyone using Amsoil?
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