Comments on: Contact Us http://bestsyntheticoil.com Fri, 13 Jan 2012 17:35:40 +0000 hourly 1 By: AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oil Dealer http://bestsyntheticoil.com/contact-us/#comment-2017 AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oil Dealer Fri, 13 Jan 2012 17:35:40 +0000 http://bestsyntheticoil.com/#comment-2017 Were you a dealer in my group? Your name looks awefully familiar. If so, you would need to contact AMSOIL to renew your dealership because I don't see you on my list of dealers. Once your dealership is renewed, if you're in my group, then I can update your info and provide you with the links to access YOUR version of the site. Were you a dealer in my group? Your name looks awefully familiar. If so, you would need to contact AMSOIL to renew your dealership because I don’t see you on my list of dealers. Once your dealership is renewed, if you’re in my group, then I can update your info and provide you with the links to access YOUR version of the site.

]]> By: Emmanuel Amegatcher http://bestsyntheticoil.com/contact-us/#comment-2013 Emmanuel Amegatcher Sun, 08 Jan 2012 05:18:45 +0000 http://bestsyntheticoil.com/#comment-2013 I have an AMSOIL dealer registration in the past but have been inactive with my site due to some other issues.I now feel relieved enough to get active with my site as an AMSOIL dealer.My registration #1418340. I need to change my contact phone number.My question is this;do I re-register for that change ? I have an AMSOIL dealer registration in the past but have been inactive with my site due to some other issues.I now feel relieved enough to get active with my site as an AMSOIL dealer.My registration #1418340. I need to change my contact phone number.My question is this;do I re-register for that change ?

]]> By: AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oil Dealer http://bestsyntheticoil.com/contact-us/#comment-1229 AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oil Dealer Mon, 10 Jan 2011 04:12:38 +0000 http://bestsyntheticoil.com/#comment-1229 Certainly, if you've been using Mobil 1, moving to AMSOIL would be fine at this point. Switching the ATF is a toss up. If you've been using synthetic in it, then switching would be a good idea. If not, the answer isn't quite so clear. Transmissions can be finicky, especially if they've had petro lube for 100,000 plus. If it was my vehicle, I'd probably still go for it, but, it doesn't always work out great. Not like you're going to completely blow your transmission or anything, but, sometimes switching lubes on a tranny with some miles on it can cause irregular shifting. It's not a LIKELY outcome, but it is a possibility. Can't say why you've been going through so many batteries. Not sure how extreme heat affects a battery. Certainly, if you’ve been using Mobil 1, moving to AMSOIL would be fine at this point. Switching the ATF is a toss up. If you’ve been using synthetic in it, then switching would be a good idea. If not, the answer isn’t quite so clear. Transmissions can be finicky, especially if they’ve had petro lube for 100,000 plus. If it was my vehicle, I’d probably still go for it, but, it doesn’t always work out great. Not like you’re going to completely blow your transmission or anything, but, sometimes switching lubes on a tranny with some miles on it can cause irregular shifting. It’s not a LIKELY outcome, but it is a possibility.

Can’t say why you’ve been going through so many batteries. Not sure how extreme heat affects a battery.

]]> By: AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oil Dealer http://bestsyntheticoil.com/contact-us/#comment-1228 AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oil Dealer Mon, 10 Jan 2011 04:05:51 +0000 http://bestsyntheticoil.com/#comment-1228 It would be difficult for me to say. Don't have access to ALL dealers' locations. However, if that's the only product that you plan on purchasing, ordering online wouldn't make much sense. You could check AMSOIL.com for the dealer locator - type in your location and see who pops up. Doesn't mean they'll all have the Power Foam in stock, but one of them might. Otherwise, just click the ordering link from this site and order it online (I recommend ordering some other products, though, too, so as not to get eaten alive with the shipping). Keep in mind that, if you intend on purchasing other AMSOIL products down the road (or think you MIGHT), make sure that you end up with a dealer/sponsor that really knows the products and lubrication/filtration in general. Whoever you order from will be assigned as your sponsoring dealer, and, once you have a sponsor, no other dealer can help you (by AMSOIL policy). So, just make sure you find someone that really "knows their stuff" before you decide to order through them. There are some great dealers out there who really know what they are talking about, but there are also alot of dealers for whom this is a weekend hobby, and they are not nearly so knowledgeable. It would be difficult for me to say. Don’t have access to ALL dealers’ locations. However, if that’s the only product that you plan on purchasing, ordering online wouldn’t make much sense. You could check AMSOIL.com for the dealer locator – type in your location and see who pops up. Doesn’t mean they’ll all have the Power Foam in stock, but one of them might. Otherwise, just click the ordering link from this site and order it online (I recommend ordering some other products, though, too, so as not to get eaten alive with the shipping).

Keep in mind that, if you intend on purchasing other AMSOIL products down the road (or think you MIGHT), make sure that you end up with a dealer/sponsor that really knows the products and lubrication/filtration in general. Whoever you order from will be assigned as your sponsoring dealer, and, once you have a sponsor, no other dealer can help you (by AMSOIL policy). So, just make sure you find someone that really “knows their stuff” before you decide to order through them. There are some great dealers out there who really know what they are talking about, but there are also alot of dealers for whom this is a weekend hobby, and they are not nearly so knowledgeable.

]]> By: Randi http://bestsyntheticoil.com/contact-us/#comment-1227 Randi Mon, 10 Jan 2011 03:05:49 +0000 http://bestsyntheticoil.com/#comment-1227 I have a 2006 Monte Carlo LT with a 3.5. I started using Mobile 1 Synthetic at 26,000 miles and now have 107,000 miles. Is it ok to change over to Amsoil 5w30 and would it benefit me to change over to a synthetic atf, also what would be a good oil filter? My car runs perfectly and I live in the Phoenix, Az area. My biggest problem has been batteries, I've had the car for 4 years and have put in 4 batteries, must be the heat. Sincerely, Randi I have a 2006 Monte Carlo LT with a 3.5. I started using Mobile 1 Synthetic at 26,000 miles and now have 107,000 miles. Is it ok to change over to Amsoil 5w30 and would it benefit me to change over to a synthetic atf, also what would be a good oil filter?
My car runs perfectly and I live in the Phoenix, Az area. My biggest problem has been batteries, I’ve had the car for 4 years and have put in 4 batteries, must be the heat.

Sincerely,
Randi

]]> By: Richard http://bestsyntheticoil.com/contact-us/#comment-1145 Richard Mon, 03 Jan 2011 23:30:32 +0000 http://bestsyntheticoil.com/#comment-1145 Is there a company near Harrisonburg, Virginia that sells Amsoil Power Foam carburetor cleaner, Thanks Is there a company near Harrisonburg, Virginia that sells Amsoil Power Foam
carburetor cleaner, Thanks

]]> By: AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oil Dealer http://bestsyntheticoil.com/contact-us/#comment-247 AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oil Dealer Mon, 22 Nov 2010 05:10:12 +0000 http://bestsyntheticoil.com/#comment-247 For the benefit of those who may drop by this site, Truitt followed up by email with some additional questions. Since these questions do not seem to be all that particularly personal, I doubt they'll be concerned if I post them here along with my response (If this IS a problem, please let me know and I'll delete this comment reply). Truitt's reply to my initial comments: ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Thanks for the information on oil for my Toyota. Could you please advise me on an oil filter superior to the normal filter for my Camry LE 4 cyl? Also, is there a dealer in Pasco, Wa. 99301, or will I have to order and pay shipping from an outside source? I am excited about changing to synthetic oil products, and want my new auto to last as long as possible. Is there a better transmission fluid, and if so, why? Again, thanks for your time and advice. Sincerely, TL My Response +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ As regards the oil filter for your vehicle, there is not currently an AMSOIL filter available for this vehicle, although AMSOIL does offer MANN and WIX filters (depending upon which 4 cylinder you own). These are both good filters, but, if you can find a Mobil 1 high efficiency filter locally, it might be worth going that route for the enhanced filtering efficiency (at least until AMSOIL releases a filter for your vehicle). Just make sure you change it every 6 months or 7500 miles to be sure it's still doing it's job. As for the local dealer question, there certainly may be a dealer in your area. Just be sure that the dealer you find really knows there "stuff". Any dealer can get you product, not every dealer knows enough about the AMSOIL product line or lubrication and filtration in general to be of much help to you down the road if you have further questions or concerns. If you order through this BestSyntheticOil.com website, you can be assured that you're ordering from an AMSOIL dealer group with considerable knowledge and experience from which to serve you. Go with your gut and do what feels right, but that's my take on the "local dealer" question. Whether you order locally or through the company, you're still likely to pay the freight (the dealer paid freight to get the product to THEIR location and will likely pass that cost on to you in the price for the product - so compare your ACTUAL costs). As for the transmission, if you've got the CVT, AMSOIL does not have a product for that. However, if not, then there are 2 EXCELLENT options (really): 1) For a manual transmission, you'd want the MTG product ( Synthetic Manual Transmission and Transaxle Gear Lube) 2) For an automatic, you'd want to ATL product (Low Viscosity Synthetic ATF) Just click through to the online ordering area from one of the links on this site and do a search for either product (or, request it from your local dealer if they stock it). For the benefit of those who may drop by this site, Truitt followed up by email with some additional questions. Since these questions do not seem to be all that particularly personal, I doubt they’ll be concerned if I post them here along with my response (If this IS a problem, please let me know and I’ll delete this comment reply).

Truitt’s reply to my initial comments:
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Thanks for the information on oil for my Toyota.

Could you please advise me on an oil filter superior to the normal filter for my Camry LE 4 cyl?

Also, is there a dealer in Pasco, Wa. 99301, or will I have to order and pay shipping from an outside source?

I am excited about changing to synthetic oil products, and want my new auto to last as long as possible. Is there a better transmission fluid, and if so, why?

Again, thanks for your time and advice.

Sincerely,
TL

My Response
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

As regards the oil filter for your vehicle, there is not currently an AMSOIL filter available for this vehicle, although AMSOIL does offer MANN and WIX filters (depending upon which 4 cylinder you own). These are both good filters, but, if you can find a Mobil 1 high efficiency filter locally, it might be worth going that route for the enhanced filtering efficiency (at least until AMSOIL releases a filter for your vehicle). Just make sure you change it every 6 months or 7500 miles to be sure it’s still doing it’s job.

As for the local dealer question, there certainly may be a dealer in your area. Just be sure that the dealer you find really knows there “stuff”. Any dealer can get you product, not every dealer knows enough about the AMSOIL product line or lubrication and filtration in general to be of much help to you down the road if you have further questions or concerns.

If you order through this BestSyntheticOil.com website, you can be assured that you’re ordering from an AMSOIL dealer group with considerable knowledge and experience from which to serve you. Go with your gut and do what feels right, but that’s my take on the “local dealer” question. Whether you order locally or through the company, you’re still likely to pay the freight (the dealer paid freight to get the product to THEIR location and will likely pass that cost on to you in the price for the product – so compare your ACTUAL costs).

As for the transmission, if you’ve got the CVT, AMSOIL does not have a product for that. However, if not, then there are 2 EXCELLENT options (really):

1) For a manual transmission, you’d want the MTG product ( Synthetic Manual Transmission and Transaxle Gear Lube)

2) For an automatic, you’d want to ATL product (Low Viscosity Synthetic ATF)

Just click through to the online ordering area from one of the links on this site and do a search for either product (or, request it from your local dealer if they stock it).

]]> By: AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oil Dealer http://bestsyntheticoil.com/contact-us/#comment-226 AMSOIL Synthetic Motor Oil Dealer Thu, 18 Nov 2010 03:09:31 +0000 http://bestsyntheticoil.com/#comment-226 Truitt, You certainly could switch to AMSOIL at this point. That's not enough miles to amount to a hill of beans, and they have been put on the vehicle rather quickly, suggesting highway miles, which are "easy" miles. So, this is a prime candidate for AMSOIL. However, I would point out that the newer Toyota's are notorious for being VERY hard on oils. It is good that the previous owner changed every 3k miles (I'm assuming they were using petroleum oil). Your vehicle would call for a 0w20 or 5w20. If you'd like to take advantage of extended drains, I'd suggest going with the 0w20, which is a 25,000 mile/one year change recommendation. However, I would specifically recommend keeping very close tabs on your oil throughout your first (and possibly second) oil change, making sure the oil is still performing as it should. In most vehicles, this is not a necessity - the 25,000 mile/one year recommendation is a very solid and relatively conservative recommendation for most vehicles. But, for the Toyotas, with their recent history of really hammering on oils, I'd suggest sticking to 15,000 miles or 6-8 months on a change until you can verify for certain that the oil will go longer than that. Hope that helps. Truitt,

You certainly could switch to AMSOIL at this point. That’s not enough miles to amount to a hill of beans, and they have been put on the vehicle rather quickly, suggesting highway miles, which are “easy” miles. So, this is a prime candidate for AMSOIL. However, I would point out that the newer Toyota’s are notorious for being VERY hard on oils. It is good that the previous owner changed every 3k miles (I’m assuming they were using petroleum oil).

Your vehicle would call for a 0w20 or 5w20. If you’d like to take advantage of extended drains, I’d suggest going with the 0w20, which is a 25,000 mile/one year change recommendation. However, I would specifically recommend keeping very close tabs on your oil throughout your first (and possibly second) oil change, making sure the oil is still performing as it should. In most vehicles, this is not a necessity – the 25,000 mile/one year recommendation is a very solid and relatively conservative recommendation for most vehicles. But, for the Toyotas, with their recent history of really hammering on oils, I’d suggest sticking to 15,000 miles or 6-8 months on a change until you can verify for certain that the oil will go longer than that.

Hope that helps.

]]> By: leetruitt http://bestsyntheticoil.com/contact-us/#comment-225 leetruitt Thu, 18 Nov 2010 01:35:52 +0000 http://bestsyntheticoil.com/#comment-225 Just purchased a 2010 Toyota Camry LE 4 cylinder, with 23,000 miles. One owner, very clean, oil changed every 3k miles. Can I change to Amsoil? If so, what weight and which filter is best? Mostly city driving, conservative speed. How many miles between changesif I cwitch? Thank You Truitt Just purchased a 2010 Toyota Camry LE 4 cylinder, with 23,000 miles. One owner, very clean, oil changed every 3k
miles. Can I change to Amsoil? If so, what weight and which filter is best? Mostly city driving, conservative speed.
How many miles between changesif I cwitch?

Thank You
Truitt

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