MaxLife 10W-30 Synthetic Blend Motor Oil, 4.7l.

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iv bean useing this sins it came out in the 90s and it duse the job. reinvigerating old seals like the rear main seal valve seals to stop or slow down old leaks. if you stay with the brand

Description reads conventional motor oil. Product received is a synthetic blend, not conventional

Greta bought this oil, and it’s a great deal. It’s good quality oil and it ships fast. I bought three 1-gallon jugs for $20 and change, I think. It was a good deal, and it keeps my engine protected. I have plenty of oil for when I do oil changes around the house on different vehicles, and I also use it in my mower and other things. I haven’t had any issues using it in the past, so I recommend it. But everyone has their own opinions, so you should decide for yourself. But one thing’s for sure: this oil is a great deal for the price.

I bought this oil for use in 2005 Toyota Avalon with about 181K miles. I have been purchasing the Valvoline High Mileage because of it's good price for synthetic oil. I have had problems with oil leaks in the past, but this oil has reduced the issue and oil levels have been holding steady. If you are like me, your vehicle to last as long as possible. I don't like replacing a vehicle until I've done all the reasonable repairs. Here is what happens when engines get more mileage: o Gaskets and seals get worn, dried, or hardened, which increases the chance of oil leaks or seepage. o Internal clearances (between pistons, bearings, etc.) may widen slightly, which can lead to increased oil consumption (burning or blow-by). o Deposits, soot, and sludge accumulate more than in new engines. o The oil’s additive package must work harder (detergents, anti-wear, oxidation inhibitors) to keep things clean and protected. I believe the seal conditioners in this oil are very helpful and have made a difference in my Avalon.