I used to use dinosaur oil and changed at 2000-3000 mile intervals. Back in 2012 I bought a brand new Camaro, v6, and it called for blended oil and it needed to be GM/Dexos approved. The price of blended oil and full synthetic was the same so why not go with full synthetic instead. I traded the Camaro off a few years ago for a '17 Colorado with basically the same engine and it will get Mobile also. I am such a believer in Mobile 1 that I now go by the oil life meter and now run until it tells me to change which is between 4000 to 5000 miles. I will likely be a customer for the rest of my life.

I use Mobil1 5w30 in each of my three cars, an 07 Chevy truck, 01 Corvette track car and an 88 Corvette. I had the track car out this past weekend filled with Mobil1 and it ran smooth and cool all weekend. In fact I’ve never had an oil related issue with any of my cars. And I’ve used Mobil1 exclusively for approximately 10 years. The 88 Corvette was switched to Mobil1 about twenty two years ago and run like a top every time I drive it, which isn’t often anymore. So that car sits around a lot. Great product!

I bought this oil to replace old oil in my daughter's 2009 Chevrolet Suburban, 3 days later( approximately 75 miles ). She called me to come help her because she was broke down at the end of the road I live on. I soon discovered the piston sticking out the engine block. Engine oil life is still at 100%. Very DISSATISFIED

Been a fan of a competitor for some time, availability led me to switching to mobile 1. Right away I've noticed smoother operation, which is debatable, but what isn't is the better fuel economy our vehicles have picked up. I'd swear our vehicles have more power and even running the air conditioning we get a 1-2 mpg improvement. So far, I'm very impressed!

My 2007 Corvette with 60,000 miles maintains 28 psi at 70 mph 1750 rpm, oil temperature of 220 degrees. This hasn't changed since I've owned it for two years, considering changing to a higher weight or different oil manufacturer. Cold oil pressure can climb to 80 psi, when hot pressure falls off rapidly. Mobile 1 suggested to keep using 5-30, or maybe 0-30, but not 0-40. Why? I feel my oil concerns are due to thermal breakdown. The only way to increase oil pressure when hot is to use a higher weight oil, or a better grade oil that resist the effects of heat. Just my 2 cents worth...

I was a firm believer in this oil and was very proud to tell people I was a user of Mobil 1 full synthetic! That is until I recently got a bad lifter tick and pulled the valley and valve covers off of my 2003 5.3 liter Silverado and seen the god awful gunk build up! It was unreal! Definitely not what I was expecting after spending good money on what I thought was great oil. I would not go over 6,000 miles between oil changes. I have built a fresh 5.3 and I will be using AMSOIL!!!!!

I came from a large surface coal mining company and we were owned by a major oil company. We were bound to use their motor oils in our equipment. In thirty years of managing the maintenance department and overhauling and repairing all types of engines I can say that while the major oil companies oils were fine, but there is no comparison in the appearance of the inside of the engines with one that has ran Mobile 1. I recently rebuilt the engine in one of my Corvettes that had 150,000 miles on it. The motor had not failed and was torn down to repair oil leaking from both rear corners of the oil pan. The oil pan itself was at fault and no seal had failed. The engine was clean inside and all bearings looked as good as new. It was in remarkable shape and had used Mobile 1 from the factory till its repair. I would never consider any other motor oil in my Corvettes as long as Mobile 1 is available.

I have a 2012 Silverado 4.8 with a few mods in the engine tune long tube headers and a camaro ss body throttle I was recommended by the guy who tune the truck and this full advance synthetic oil is amazing the engine runs way smoother and I got 117250 miles on it it responds way better now than it use to not only that I change to the mobil 1 oil filter that too is a good product I will highly recommended and there no way I change the brand no more on the truck. Mobil 1 oil and there filters are the best.

My wife and I just purchased our own house. So with home ownership we have been thinking about how we can save money one of the ways is to start doing our own oil changes. But after going over the mileage and needing a oil change we stopped in at our local Mobil 1 and was greeted by the manager John who not only had his team give us a much needed change but did it with a level of customer service we thought didn't exist anymore . I am more than capable of doing my own oil change now that I have the space but after going to this clean well maintained well managed location I will defiantly be doing my oil changes there. customer service goes a long way in my book. thank you John and your team.

I can't say enough good about the Mobile One synthetic oil. I started using it in my wife's 1990 Astro van and we drove it more than 250,000 miles on the original motor with no major repairs. Also, I bought a 1989 Astro van used with 89,000 miles on it and change it to Mobil one oil and drove the original motor over 365,000 miles. Presently drive a 2001 Astro van with over 400,000 mile, but its on its second engine, with 225,000 on the first engine, second engine with over 175,00 miles. I started using Mobil One because I drove over 3,000 miles a month and it was cost effective to use Mobile One and change the oil every 5,000 - 6,000 miles. I now use the extended oil and drive 15,000 miles to a oil change. I now have my whole family using Mobile One oil.