PennzoilPlatinum Full Synthetic 5W-20 Motor Oil (1-Quart, Case of 6)

It's Pennzoil full synthetic, what more is there to say! It's accepted by Ferrari so it has to be good in my Nissan Frontier. My family has been using Pennzoil since before I was born. Nobody in my family has ever experienced any kind of engine failure or issues that stemmed from using this oil. We usually rack up 200k to 300k on a vehicle before we get a newer car/truck. We do use our vehicle pretty roughly and we tow heavy trailers quite frequently. I know that there are other oil manufacturers that make fantastic oil but I see no reason to try something else out when Pennzoil has NEVER let us down.

Seems reasonably priced. And I’ve been using it for nearly 200,000 miles on a Gen. 3 Tacoma. So far it doesn’t burn a drop. But don’t delude yourself into being trapped by the promise of 10,000 mile oil changes. I always change at 5000. I don’t care what the engineers say. I’ve pulled apart engines that got the factory recommended 10,000 mile oil changes. All kinds of buildup in the inside. Looks like tar almost. Builds up on the ends of the rings and then they can’t expand and contract and next thing you’ve got scored cylinder walls and burning oil. 5000 miles for me. That’s when I change. Oil is far cheaper than new vehicles and engine rebuilds.

It was complete did not have to run to Walmart for e tra things

Now I haven't always been a huge fan of Castrol. And I have seen race engines that run Pennzoil synthetic and it's pretty impressive. It's not Mobil 1 which everyone swears by. It's chemical composition is better in my opinion with Pennzoil products. Just my opinion though. Get what you trust and like. I'll stick with Pennzoil.

As expected!