What’s the Difference Between Synthetic and Conventional Oil?
When it comes to engine oil, there are two main types: synthetic and conventional.
Conventional oil is made from crude oil, which comes from the ground. It’s been used for a long time and works well for most cars in normal driving conditions. Yet, it can break down faster if the engine gets too hot or if you're driving in tough conditions.
Synthetic oil is made in a lab and is designed to perform better. It helps keep the engine running smoothly and can even improve gas mileage. Synthetic oil can handle higher temperatures without breaking down. This makes it a great choice for cars that need extra protection, like sports cars or vehicles driven in extreme weather.
While synthetic oil is usually costs more it can last longer, meaning you won’t have to change it as often. Only use the oil your car needs. Using the wrong oil will cost much more than an oil change. If you have any questions about your engine oil call David's Automotive Repair.
