I use Pennzoil Ultra Platinum 5w-30.
As an avid user of AMSOIL, it’s a noticeable difference, amsoil is the king
With Amsoil even if it's not signature series I trust it more than any other 0w8.
I run Amsoil and my oil change interval is 25k so the answer is it depends.
I only use Amsoil Signature Series in my B58.
I changed to that and really happy with it so far, shifting is butter smooth.
2020 Telluride with 80,000 mi still going strong with Pennzoil Platinum Ultra at regular change intervals.
Based on my own tests, I found the AmsOil to be the best at reducing heat a few degrees. It's not cheap, but it's still cheap insurance, all things considered.
After not being very impressed with Amsoil 5W-30 after a 5,000 mile oil analysis, I'm going to see how this stuff looks after 5K.
I've used amsoil 5w40 European formula ir worked great for when it was a street car, switched to royal purple 5w-40 due to a recommendation and immediately regretted it, tons of blow by I didn't have before. Dumped the royal purple CRAP as soon as possible, just a few miles on it.
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