Valvoline High Mileage 150K with Maxlife Plus Technology Motor Oil SAE 5W-30 1 QT, Case of 6

Not much to say here. If you have an old car with 150K miles or more and / or suffers from oil consumption, just buy this. Perfect performance.

I have a 2001 Chevy Cavalier 4 door 2.2 OHV 4 CYL, and I have been using this 5W-30 oil for several years now. Very good oil for older cars, mine has 173,000 miles on it, engine runs quiet and doesn't burn oil. Oil has seal conditioners in it to help keep valve seals and other rubber seals from leaking. Good oil for older cars with high mileage engines.

Mileage finally crept over 175k. Made the switch. Definitely worth it.

its oil..lol! works great for my high milage SUV

Great place to purchase this oil. Not available locally. My old GX470 loves it and doesn’t leak or burn it.

Love this oil

I have a Kia Sorento V6 that has become noisy and rough idling since it passed 85,000 miles, now at 100k miles. It quiets and smooths out a bit after it reaches normal operating temperature, but it still worries me that something inside the engine is going to break or is in the process of breaking. I tried a moly oil treatment about 3 months ago, but since the car burns oil (it's a GDI Lambda II motor), the additive burns up with the oil, so it's a temporary, expensive fix. This oil has the Molybdenum additive built in to the oil, so the high mileage additive THAT BONDS WITH THE METAL PARTS inside the engine STAYS inside the engine even if it burns oil. When I top it off after it burns some oil, I am adding more additive so the percentage of protective Molybdenum additive stays the same, protecting the engine and making it run more smoothly/quietly ALL the time - cold or warm. I've always thought that the Moly additive was some sort of "magic" chemical, but Molybdenum is an ELEMENT, a metal, like zinc, which is also added to high mileage oil, and it sticks to the rough places on the engine's metal parts and reduces friction, which makes the engine run more smoothly and quietly all the time. I WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER OIL. THANK YOU VAVOLINE. PS I took this oil and my Wix brand filter to the Valvoline oil place where I usually have my oil changed, and they changed the oil and filter for only $50 labor. Their usual oil change for my car is about $140 for synthetic oil, so $60 for my oil and filter plus their $50 labor, $110, is $30 less than I used to pay for their regular high-mileage oil - a bargain !!

Excellent high quality high mileage oil. By coincidence it just happens to be the oil recommended by the Toyota Motor company, for a 2006 Toyota Camry Le. I use it in my Toyota Camry Le.