Synthetic Vs. Regular Oil: Which Is Best For You?

Your car's engine is full of moving parts that never even touch each other. Those parts rely on a thin layer of oil which keeps the parts separated. This separation and lubrication prevents damage, and unnecessary friction and wear. Oil also cools the engine, carrying away some of the heat that is generated from the engine's combustion process. This makes it very important to check oil levels and perform regular oil changes as recommended.

Now begins the debate of which oil to choose, synthetic or regular? Synthetic motor oil is made up of precisely controlled ingredients that are created by chemists and scientists. When all of these ingredients are perfectly combined, the result is high-quality lubrication and protection. Regular motor oil is made of enhanced base oils and comes in a range of grades and quality levels. Regular motor oil is recommended for owners of low-mileage, late-model vehicles who use their car for mainly routine purposes.

If you're looking for the best oil services by technicians who can guide you in deciding what's best for your car, stop in to our dealership today.