"Serving you from 11 warehouses across North America"
A reader asks: Do you sell an engine oil for a 2016 Mustang Shelby GT350? AMSOIL Signature Series 5W-50 is listed as a warranty approved oil for this car, but the AMSOIL application guide says “No AMSOIL Product Recommendation”. Can you please clear this up? Our answer: AMSOIL Signature Series Synthetic 5W-50 Motor Oil is…
A reader asks: AMSOIL recommends Signature Series 5W-30 for my 2012 Ford EcoBoost F-150, but I see online that some forced induction F-150 owners go with AMSOIL Series 3000 5W-30 Heavy Duty Diesel Oil. What is the difference between these oils? Is the Series 3000 5W-30 Diesel Oil not suitable for my truck or is…
When Trevor was searching for the best engine oil for his new Dodge Charger Hellcat SRT, he found that there were not a lot of choices on the market. As the Hellcat’s supercharged 6.2L V-8 engine puts out 707 horsepower and 650 lb.-ft. of torque, ordinary motor oil simply would not do. The proper candidate…
A reader asks: I see that you carry wide variety of AMSOIL diesel engine oils and I find the selection to be a bit confusing. What is the difference between the “Premium” and “Heavy-Duty” diesel oils? Are the “Premium” diesel oils suitable for heavy-duty diesel engines? Our answer: Great question and yes, all of the…
Update- September 2025– AMSOIL’s application guide suggestion for this Honda ATV model has evolved over the years. The suggested engine oils are now either AMSOIL ATV/UTV 10W-30 or ATV/UTV 10W-40. Either are great year-round options. However, a third option of AMSOIL Formula 4-Stroke 0W-40 Synthetic Oil still stands in our opinion. Formula 4-Stroke 0W-40 is…
AMSOIL is making some changes to their collection of European Formula Synthetic Motor Oils. Some have been reformulated and improved to meet vital new industry specifications. All four products will receive subtle name changes and most get new container size options. The Low and Mid-SAPS products will be called “Improved” ESP, while the Full-SAPS products…
Updated- January, 2025. This article has been updated to compare AMSOIL’s 2-stroke snowmobile oils to Ski-Doo’s latest 2T oils. Ski-Doo dealers offer a few XPS 2-stroke oil choices. Let’s compare AMSOIL Interceptor Synthetic 2-Stroke Oil to Ski-Doo’s XPS 2T E-TEC Synthetic Oil. We’ll also look at AMSOIL’s budget priced Synthetic 2-Stroke Injector Oil versus XPS…
Polaris offers three 2-stroke oil options for the 2016 snowmobile season. Let’s examine the Canadian and US pricing for each Polaris product. We’ll examine their intended uses and see which AMSOIL synthetic 2-stroke oil matches up. Then we’ll compare the pricing of Polaris 2-Stroke Oil versus AMSOIL. About AMSOIL Prices We are prohibited from publishing…
Updated- August, 2024 Arctic Cat offers three distinct 2-stroke snowmobile oils at their dealerships. Let’s explore the Canadian and US pricing for each product and also discuss the engine types for which each is intended. Then we’ll analyze the pricing of each Arctic Cat 2-Stroke Oil versus AMSOIL. About AMSOIL 2-Stroke Oil Prices We are…
Update- May, 2024 A reader asks: We are looking for a good replacement for Mobil Epic EP 102 Grease for slow moving bearings, bushings and chassis service in a variety of equipment. Do you have a grease that will pump well in winter and help our equipment last longer? Answer: If you need a grease…
Copyright © 2001 – 2025 · Oildepot.ca – All rights reserved. Return Policy | Privacy & Payment Policy
