Motor shops and even car
manufacturers everywhere are aware of car owners’ growing preference to
synthetic oils. Some manufacturers even went as far as specifying the use of
synthetic oils, and dealers can expect that more car owners are going to make
the shift in the near future.
Oils
and Filters
Synthetic oils are often
marketed by manufacturers as having longer life, thus helping cars achieve
better efficiency. Once the time comes to change their car’s oil, however, one
common concern among car owners using synthetic oils is the kind of filter they
have to use for their vehicle.
To fully realize the
benefits of synthetic oils to an engine, car owners should select an oil filter
that offers an expanded capacity and efficiency to safely hold and capture contaminants
that are sure to accumulate over a longer period of time.
Good,
Better, Best
Normally, filter
manufacturers make several grades of filter, namely good, better, and best.
Vehicles using mineral oils for their vehicles, as long as it is being changed
on schedule, can settle with a good filter grade. Synthetic oils, on the other
hand, can do better with a top-of-the-line filter, especially if the car owner
intends to go longer without changing oils.
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