Royal Purple06484 Motor Oil - 0W40 SM - 6 pack

I have use Royal purple since 2010. I used it on a Nissan Versa 2009 for the first time and it gave me extra 30 miles per tank. The car ran cool and smooth. After that I used it on a Durango v6. Now I’m using on a 2016 CLA 250. Turbo charged cars eat the oil a little bit but not too great between changes. No noticeable increase in performance or temperature drop over OEM or Mobil 1. But it’s good premium oil.

I’ve been using this oil for the past decade and I always feel the difference when it comes time to change the oil. Lots of power and performance with this oil.

It's a little more expensive but worth it in my opinion if you can swing the price. The additive of the metallic color make it easier to identify if you have leaks too. I use this or Valvoline exclusively in an old 78 Trans Am 455 Cid. My opinion only...your mileage may vary.

I've been running/using Royal Purple lubricants in all my vehicles for over 10yrs now (might even be close to 20yrs) and don't plan on changing anytime soon. First chance I got after having purchased my vehicles, I switch the oil/lube in all components (i.e. engine, trans, diff, transfer case, etc.) over to Royal Purple products. I don't do it immediately of course, when the time comes for changing the oil and/or lubricant that's when I switch over. All my cars have responded well to the Royal Purple products and I've noticed slight changes in vehicle's behavior (i.e. runs smoother, runs cooler, etc.). Also, if you pay attention to your car, you can notice when its time to change the engine oil (performance degradation, mpg degradation, runs slightly hotter, etc.). I've noticed that I can run longer/more distance with Royal Purple than other oils and/or the oils/lubes they came with. A lot of people have their personal opinions and some don't even think oil matters much, and if you are on top of being consistent with preventative maintenance and don't "abuse" your vehicle much then it might not. However, if you're the type that sometimes forgets about your maintenance schedule or doesn't care for it or likes to drive the s*** out of your car (but not overdoing it of course) I would recommend considering the Royal Purple products.

This stuff is liquid Gold and will have your engine purring like a cat in heat, not only that but the engine will change its harmonics and the sound of lifters will go down. MPG has always increased 3-5 miles a gallon. I run royal in all my turbo and NA vehicles, I have 4 turbo and one NA that also needs diff fluid changes and guess what I went with? Darn Skippy

Its oil. I do like the purple color. It is easier to see on your dipstick. Sometimes when you have super fresh oil its hard to see it on your dipstick.Its not like the oil is going to make a world of difference vs other brands of oil. This goes in my 2011 SRT8 Challenger. Tried it vs Pennzoil Platinum. It didn't like make the car run any smoother or anything. Soooo you are just kinda paying extra for oil imho. Up to you to figure out if the higher price is worth anything. I'll be switching back to Pennzoil Platinum mysself.

Using Royal Purple is the best synthetic oil a person can use in their vehicle. Royal Purple extends the life of your engine. I used Royal Purple in my 2003 Dodge, and well over 300,000 miles and never had to replace the engine.

Check oil before you put it in your vehicle received a return oil that was used oil from somebody else Amazon repackaged the box and sent it back out only one of the courts had oil that was newI was in an accident the month I was about to do my oil change insurance total lost my car out so I just barely checked the oil box today to find out I have used oil and cannot return it nowRoyal purple is really good oil recommended to everyone just be cautious