AMSOIL Signature Series oil. You might wonder, if all motor oils are designed to lubricate my engine, how is AMSOIL Signature Series better?
One, it protects your engine better. In fact, the industry standard Sequence IIIG Engine Test showed AMSOIL Signature Series Synthetic motor oil delivered 75 percent more protection from engine wear than required by the API SN standard. Check out the entire study at Amsoil.com.
Two, it also keeps pistons clean. Dirty pistons reduce power and efficiency and work to increase emissions. Signature Series is formulated with premium cleaning agents and synthetic base oils that are naturally resistant to high heat, keeping pistons 93 percent cleaner than required by a leading industry standard.
Three, it excels in extreme temperatures, hot and cold. It naturally resists thermal breakdown in hot engines better than conventional motor oils. And, because it doesn’t contain wax, it stays fluid in subzero temperatures. Those consumers and businesses who use Signature Series will experience easier starts and reduced engine wear.
Four, it maximizes fuel economy. Its antifriction additives help the engine run more efficiently. When your engine runs efficiently, it doesn’t use as much fuel. All right.
Five, it helps reduce oil consumption, which is good for the pocketbook. And it maintains low emissions which is good for the environment.
Six, you’re protected if you drive farther. Signature Series resists oxygenation better and is more effective at neutralizing acids over longer periods of time.
Whether it’s because you get busy and forget to change the oil or because he practices extended drain intervals, you can rest assured his engine is safe with AMSOIL Signature Series. Only high-quality synthetic oil can offer this type of protection for an extended length of time. That should help you explain the differences between AMSOIL Signature Series motor oil and other oils in your store.
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