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 | 06/09/2009 | | Is Mobil 1 Going to Match Valvoline's Warranty? | | Are you going to offer or match a warranty in response to Valvoline's current offer ad campaign? I know of at least one customer you could possibly lose if not. A 300,000-mile warranty is hard to beat... |
| | For more than a decade ExxonMobil has provided a warranty for all our lubricants, not only Mobil 1. We are glad to see others following our lead. Click here for the Mobil 1 warranty. |
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| 02/19/2009 | | | The best evidence for him is your own experience and it sounds like you have had outstanding performance from Mobil 1. So you might want to show him all the OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) t... |
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| 08/09/2008 | | | There are certain oils in the market today that use EP (extreme pressure) additives in their engine oil that are really designed for gear oils and not engine oils. Extreme pressure additives are typic... |
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| 08/04/2008 | | Rebut Amsoil's Wear Scar Testing | | Being a customer of Mobil 1 since the mid-1970s, I have noticed a number of websites that assert Amsoil is better, such as the following: "20W-50 Mobil 1 Supersyn leaves a wear scar over 5 times that ... |
| | See the answer on oil film strength. Look beyond bench tests and look to the real world where Mobil 1 is recommended by OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) worldwide as original equipment in their... |
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| 07/11/ 2008 | | Explain 'Time Release Additives' in Motor Oils | | I've read a lot in the last few weeks regarding 'time release additives' in motor oils that suggest that some oil components only become active due to use, thus maintaining the engine protection for l... |
| | Yes, almost all engine oils contain additives that could be described as time-release. This is clever advertising that highlights one of the properties that common antiwear additives exhibit. The anti... |
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