Milesyn SXR 0W20 API GF-5/SN Dexos1 Full Synthetic Motor Oil 5 Gallon Pail

It's API GF-5/SN, Dexos and WSS-M2C945-A spec which exceeds 925. Best of all it's $69.98 with free shipping on Amazon which is $3.50 a quart.

I don't know what the rest of the specs are good or bad and am interested in feedback before I buy it.


I just changed my oil for the first time yesterday and it was black so I'm going to do a couple more changes in the next few hundred miles to clean it up.

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  Overview
  
  Milesyn SXR 0W-20 API GF-5/SN, Dexos1, Full Synthetic Motor Oil, 5-Gallon Pail is specially formulated using synthetic base oils and high performance additive packages to provide superior performance benefits to conventional engine oils. These oils are formulated for excellent oxidation stability, superior low temperature properties to insure protection during cold starts, lower volatility for reduced oil consumption and excellent resistance to viscosity breakdown. Milesyn SXR 0W-20 API GF-5/SN, Dexos1, Full Synthetic Motor Oils meet the most demanding lubrication requirements of today’s naturally aspirated, turbo-charged and super-charged gasoline fueled and flex-fueled engines. These oils meet or exceeds the latest API SN and ILSAC GF-5 specifications as well as all previous service classifications, API SM, SL and ILSAC GF-4 and GF-3. “Resource Conserving” for improved fuel economy". Dexos1 License # D10024GB141.
  Recommended For Applications:
  
  Milesyn SXR 0W-20 API GF-5/SN, Dexos1, Full Synthetic Motor Oils are recommended for use where GM dexos1 is required, ILSAC GF-5 x x,API SN with Resource Conserving x,Honda x,CHRYSLER MS-6395 ,FORD WSS-M2C945-A ,FORD WSS-M2C946-A.
  
  Features And Benefits:
  
  
  • Excellent oxidation stability.
  • Superior low temperature properties to insure protection during cold starts.
  • Lower volatility for reduced oil consumption and excellent resistance to viscosity breakdown
  • Extremely low volatility
  • Excellent Oxidation Stability
  • Excellent protection against sludge and varnish
  • Highly resistant to foaming and corrosion
  • Improves Engine Cleanliness
  • Reduces Oil Consumption
  • Improves oil film strength and breakdown resistance
  • Formulated for superior engine protection
  
  Typical Technical Properties:
  
  • SAE Grade - 0W-20
  • Density - 7.10
  • Viscosity, cSt @ 100°C - 8.2
  • Viscosity, CCS cP @ -35° - 5600
  • Viscosity, cSt @ 40°C - 43.0
  • High Temp/High Shear Viscosity, cP @ 150°C - 2.6
  • Viscosity Index - 170
  • Flash Point, °C - 220
  • Pour Point, °C - -51
  • Zinc, Wt. (%) - 0.084
  • Phosphorous, Wt. (%) - 0.074
  • Calcium, Wt. (%) - 0.215
  • NOACK, Wt. (%) - 12.5
  
  

 

Does it meet the spec for your car in your geographic area? If yes, it's OK to use it (same as any other that does).

 

↑↑↑ There it is!

 

It meets WSS-M2C945-A, which is the main thing.

But I'm not so sure 0W20 is best for a 2011 XFR in a warm climate like Tampa, the Workshop Manual says:

Description Specification
Engine Oil - Vehicles built up to March 2014 SAE 5W20 WSS-M2C925-A
Engine Oil - Vehicles built from March 2014 SAE 0W20 STJLR.51.5122

So 0W20 is probably OK but 5W20 would be better.

 

Great! Thanks for the advice. I'll do that.