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Which Millers Oils to choose from these 4

dollylama · 2019-04-24 17:01:31

I'm looking to change my engine oil and Millers tool has suggested the 4 below as being compatible. I've used Millers many times over the years and was always happy with it but I haven't been keeping up to date on their new stuff or the new naming All fully synthetic and they also have a 5w40 for each of the 4 oils below.…

24-04-2019 5:01pm

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dollylama

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I'm looking to change my engine oil and Millers tool has suggested the 4 below as being compatible. I've used Millers many times over the years and was always happy with it but I haven't been keeping up to date on their new stuff or the new naming

All fully synthetic and they also have a 5w40 for each of the 4 oils below. Any Millers fans here care to chime in?

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#2 24-04-2019 5:13pm

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Whichever is the cheapest. Unless your car requires one of those listed manufacturers specs.

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