Red Line 15305 SAE 5W30 Fully Synthetic Motor Oil - Gallon

Have been using this oil in my 2014 Infiniti since new - 5k OCI. The price is double now! . Idk what I’m gonna do.

Have always used and been very satisfied

Very satisfied, fast shipping

The best oil on the market sold at a reasonable price. Jiffy shipping. Thanks!

Excellant

My truck has about 170k miles on it and after reading a lot about squeaking issues (I was also having squeaks after replacing parts) that are common with the 5.7 hemi... I decided to take the gamble. No joke after about 20 mins worth of driving after flushing my oil and refilling with redline 5w30 the squeaking is gone. No its not the cam or lifters as those were replaced at 100k miles. I did recently replace my Serpentine belt, belt tensioner pulley and idler pulley and that was not the issue either.Will definitely keep using redline in my truck!

This oil is somewhat pricey but worth the extra funds. REDLINE is a 100% synthetic motor oil and NOT a "full synthetic" oil that can be found at your local store.

This is without a doubt the best motor oil on the market. Over the years I've used various different brands of synthetic including Mobil 1, Castrol Syntec, Pennzoil Platinum, & Liqui Moly just to name a few, and Redline is the only brand I've tried that made the VQ37VHR motor in my Infiniti Q50 run smoother and quieter. I went from Mobil 1 Extended Performance to Redline and I immediately noticed smoother and quieter acceleration, and during idle the engine is barely audible. I have also noticed a slight improvement in fuel economy as well. It's hard to believe that going from one motor oil to another in the same viscosity could make any noticeable difference in engine operation but in my case it definitely did because the engine really does feel happier and healthier with the Redline oil.There's also a lot of good information out there that shows Redline oil can actually reduce oil temperatures as well as keep your engine cleaner. And the added detergents, ZDDP, molybdenum and ester molecules can really help to reduce friction & engine wear and keep the engine clean over time. But the synthetic ester base is what really makes the difference between Redline and all of the other motor oils out there, and it's what also accounts for the increase in price.The only downside is it's expensive when compared to most of the other synthetic brands out there, but this is an Ester-based Group V synthetic motor oil that is aviation grade, and you get what you pay for. For me it's worth spending the extra $15 per oil change and I'm definitely not planning on switching to any other motor oil again as long as the Redline continues to perform this good.