Synthetic motor oil is used in most modern vehicles, especially ones that are high-performance and turbo-charged. It costs more, but it can also help your engine last longer since motor oil is an engine’s lifeblood, doing every task from cleaning and lubricating to cooling, cushioning and protecting mechanical parts. Motor oil also holds in suspension sludge, harsh chemicals, contaminants and abrasive particles — things that cause engine wear.
“Synthetic oil has man-made parts, molecules altered to make the oil better,” says Chris “Moose” Pyle, an automotive expert with JustAnswer. “It can last 7,500 to 12,000 miles, but it comes down to the driving conditions, how well the engine is built and how much internal wear it has.”
If you use or are thinking about using synthetic oil in your vehicle, here’s what to know about how often it should be changed.
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