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I think the question was "best", semi-synthetics are far from that. Cheers Simon

Best is what you asked? Silkolene or Motul...........................and I sell Castrol and Mobil! Cheers Simon

As stated above. Cheers Simon

Of course you can. Cheers Simon.

Yes you do, we have a carriage free offer on at the moment as well! The following oils are offered "carriage free" until the 14th November. To order, just call Guy on 01209 215164 (Mon-Fri Office hours) and quote November Offer. ENGINE OILS Motul 300V 5w-30, 5w-40, 10w-40...

For best protection use 5w-40 synthetic (Silkolene PRO S 5w-40 or Motul 300V 5w-40) in the engine and fully synthetic 75w-90 in the gearbox (Silkolene Syn 5 75w-90 or Motul Gear 300 75w-90). These products are proper fully synthetics (pao/ester) Cheers Simon

Actually, this time of year 5w-40 is better for the engine. Less wear on cold start. Don't use 15w-50 unless the car is very heavily modded and running higher oil temps. Cheers Simon

You'll find a lot of decent ones here including Motul and Silkolene. http://www.opieoils.co.uk/lubricants.htm Cheers Simon

For a range of decent fully synthetic 5w-40's take a look here. http://www.opieoils.co.uk/lubricants.htm Cheers Simon

Engine oil synthetic 5w-40 4.9L Gearbox/Diff 75w-90 fully synthetic GL4/GL5 3.4L Cheers Simon

It depends on the quality of basestocks used, not all synthetics are synthetic, some are "hydrocracked" petroleum oils. Cheers Simon

It depends on the quality. If they have identical composition then there will be no difference. 5w flows more quickly when you turn the key in any temperature and therefore less engine wear. 90% of wear occurs on cold start. Cheers Simon

Why do oils lose viscosity with use? Viscosity Index Improvers. An oils viscosity will decrease as the engine temperature rises. Viscosity Index Improvers are added to reduce this thinning. They are a key addative in the production of multigrade oils. VI Improvers are heat sensitive...

Just call me monday and we'll work out something ;) 01209 215164 Cheers Guy

This offer is now CLOSED! Thanks to those who ordered. If you would like our latest price list which includes oils by Silkolene, Mobil, Castrol and Motul, Brembo Brake Kits, Denso Spark Plugs, Purolator Filters, DNX Performance exhausts, Car Care products and Splitfire Performance Gauges...

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LAST ORDERS PLEASE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This offer ends on Friday 7th October at midday. Be quick or you'll miss it! Call Guy or Simon on 01209 215164. Cheers

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! REMINDER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This carriage free offer ends in 1 week. To order your oil, filters and spark plugs call GUY on 01209 215164. Don't delay, order today! Cheers Simon

They are completely different. The Excellium is petroleum based, the PRO S is pure synthetic. Cheers Simon

This offer ends at midday on the 7th October. You need to call 01209 215164 to order, payment by credit/debit card. Cheers Simon

CARRIAGE FREE Oil Offer! Here are the prices which include vat and are carriage FREE delivered to your door within the UK Mainland by Amtrak. Only the products listed below and the listed quantities are included in this offer and we cannot offer others. With some products we have a...

Prices are going up and all our oil suppliers have announced increases from 1st October! We are currently working on our new price lists. For a limited period ONLY we will be offering a selection of our oils "Carriage FREE!" We are just working out the final list and prices but this will...

The Silkolene PRO S 5w-40 would be my choice at £39.99 for 5L and it will last 12000 miles. The Motul 300V is also an excellent oil but a little dearer. Just email me for a price list: mailto:sales@opieoils.co.uk">sales@opieoils.co.uk Cheers Simon

Or even better still use Silkolene or Motul ;) Cheers, Simon

So long as its the correct viscosity and meets the required specs then youll be fine. Cheers Simon

I thought this would be of interest as Its probably the question I get asked the most. Shame the answer isnt simple though! The basic benefits are as follows: Extended oil drain periods Better wear protection and therefore extended engine life Most synthetics give better MPG They flow...

Or, if youd like a wider choice, look here: http://www.opieoils.co.uk/lubricants.htmhttp://www.opieoils.co.uk/lubricants.htm And for a discounted price list on all we sell just email me: mailto:sales@opieoils.co.uk">sales@opieoils.co.uk Cheers Simon

Just drop me an email mailto:sales@opieoils.co.uk">sales@opieoils.co.uk Cheers Simon

Its not uncommon for OEMs to give the same recommended oils for a range of cars as this is what they are tested on and it keeps things simple. 10w-40 semi-synthetic is in effect a minimum standard or adequate oil. 5w-40 being synthetic is always the best option unless the engine is in a...

It shouldnt do in an engine thats in a decent condition as it flows a lot better than thicker oils. Cheers Simon

5w-40 Cheers Simon