I’m curious to know your thoughts about store brand (Meijer, Amazon, Walmart, etc) oils. As long as they’re GF-6A, they should. E fine in my 2.3L Ecoboost, right?
You can use whatever brand you want as long as the oil is certified to work with your engine.
Any brand is fine as long as it meets the viscosity and the Ford specifications (look in owner’s manual it will usually list the specifications it has to meet and then look on the bottle for that).
Meijer, Amazon, Walmart are all made by the same company.
I often use them. Never had any issues.
"Warren Distribution is a family-owned business that was founded more than 95 years ago in 1922 by James Schlott, the grandfather of Robert “Bob” Schlott, the current Chairman and CEO.
Today, we are the largest private label lubricants manufacturer and automotive chemical distributor located in North America. Plus, we ship to 45+ countries. Our products include passenger car motor oil, heavy-duty engine oil, industrial oils, and greases. We distribute a wide variety of popular automotive chemicals."
i like your answer, informative and well written
Realise that the stores don't make the oil themselves. They buy it from major manufacturers. So it's same oil you see on the shelves with a "Mobil 1" brand or whatever, just in a different bottle with their store logo on the label. If it has the certification your manual calls for, then that's all you need to worry about.
Save yourself some money too!
