Here's a quick poll on which motor oil you use or plan to use in your Terrain or Equinox. Reply back if you want other brands added to the poll. This pole is for future oil changes, not the conventional oil that comes with the vehicles.
Have you been able to actually locate a source for dexos oil? I still can't find it in stores.hfdad said:I have the 2011 and the owners manual says they require dexos specs oil. The only makers of this so far that I could find are Pennzoil and Quaker state, both full synthetic.
http://www.mobiloil.com/USA-English/MotorOil/Oils/Mobil_1_5W-30.aspxmnussbaum said:Have you been able to actually locate a source for dexos oil? I still can't find it in stores.
Pennzoil Platinum is dexos 1 approvedMobil 1 licensed for dexos(TM)specifications.
ExxonMobil signed an agreement to continue as the lubricants supplier for the U.S. General Motors' dealer network for the next five years. In addition, ExxonMobil announced that a number of its key products, including Mobil 1, are now officially dexos(TM) licensed worldwide.
It might take a bit of time before the bottles have the dexos1 symbol on them.Quaker State® Ultimate Durability™ Exceeds New Oil Spec For 2011 GM Vehicles
General Motors is introducing dexos1™, a new global engine oil specification for gasoline and E85-fueled vehicles, in all 2011 model year Chevrolet, Buick, GMC and Cadillac vehicles.
Do you have any recommendation how a guy can get amsoil oil?GARYD said:In this months issue of Amsoil magazine they state the new XL oil is fully GM6094M compatable. And at less then $6/qt that is my prefered brand.
Amsoil all the way, many years ago it was Mobil1, then upgraded to Royal Purple and then finally graduated with Amsoil. Just couldn't justify the cost of RP.DavidPJ said:Reply back if you want other brands added to the poll.
That response would be in the "whatever dealer/shop provides" category.GARYD said:PJ, you forgot one........Don't care. ;D ;D