 Not
All Oils Are Creative Equal
We know that oil is the
“life blood” of an engine, yet we settle for
generic and cheap when getting an oil change.
Is there a difference? For sure, not all oils
are created equal – we car girls know that.
Pennzoil-Quaker State
recently announced that it has doubled the wear
protection in its brand products. This is good
news for all of us feeling the economic pinch.
Many of us have cut those “perks” we allowed
ourselves: one less latte and longer intervals
between oil changes. Quaker State has listened
and is now given the consumer better value and
protection.
Included with the new
formula is a campaign to personalize oil to the
what we drive. From a high mileage vehicle to a
fine tuned sports car – tailoring the oil just
adds to the life of an engine. Although that
may sound like a cliché it is the truth.
Technological advancements in the study of motor
oil now allow us, the consumer to have choices
best suited for our everyday needs.
"Not only are vehicle owners looking for value
from the products they buy,
but they also need a motor oil they can trust to
help protect their valuable investment as they
keep their cars longer",
Amanda Li, Marketing Director, Pennzoil-Quaker
State Canada Inc.
Here's a brief line-up:
Quaker State®
Advanced Durability™
motor oil, which helps decrease the stress on an
engine by resisting oil breakdown and protecting
against friction related wear;
Quaker State®
Higher Mileage Engine™,
a thicker oil blend that provides extra
protection to help engines with higher mileage;
Quaker State®
Enhanced Durability™
synthetic blend motor oil, which coats the
engine with a low friction, heat resistant film
that reduces metal-to-metal contact when
temperatures and stress levels are high;
Quaker State®
Ultimate Durability™
full synthetic motor oil, which offers
unsurpassed protection against friction-related
wear - especially as temperatures increase.
No matter what you demand
from your oil, Quaker State has the blend
for you. It's worth buying or asking for.
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