Synthetic Oil vs Conventional Oil

As we all know, engine oil is one of the main components in lubricating several parts of the engine. Oil will pass the filter wherein most dirt and unwanted particles will be removed. 

Engine oil is also one of the main responsible in removing dirt, carbon deposits as well as metal particles making the engine runs smoothly.

Motor oil plays a major role in keeping your engine good as new.  The lubricant that you will use is very essential because you can find a lot of fake and low quality engine oil in the market. Low quality engine oil will give a high impact on your truck and you will see it based on your car performance. Your engine oil must not just be like an ordinary lubricant but it must be of quality.

Synthetic Oil

Synthetic oil is lubricant that is composed of artificially made chemical compound. Synthetic oil has a lot of advantage when it comes to your engine. Although it is more costly or expensive compared to conventional oil but synthetic oil provides superior protection for your truck’s engine. This lubricant may also prolong the life of your engine saving a lot of bucks to your wallet. Aside from that, synthetic lubricant can stand up more better to high temperatures while keeping your engine safe from tearing. It has also the capability to increase the car's fuel mileage and performance because of the added special advanced lubricants.

Synthetic oil reduces break down meaning you don’t have to change as often unlike conventional oil. The durable components you can found on this oil means that your engine is protected better and has fewer impurities.

Oils that are Most Used

·         Metabond

·         Mobil 

·         Valvoline

·         Pennzoil

·         Shell ROTELLA

·         Royal Purple 

Conventional Oil

Conventional Oil is extracted from the ground by drilling the surface of the earth using the traditional drilling methods. In short, this oil is derived directly from crude oil. Conventional oil can never be compared to synthetic oil when it comes to longevity and to handle excessive temperature without breaking the engine. As conventional oil is working, it often leaves deposits on engine parts.

However, both lubricants can help your engine works smoothly but following the vehicle’s recommended instructions are still the best.