NAPA High Mileage Oil?

[l008com]

The internet always says that NAPA oil is just valvoline oil. Motor oil I mean. And the MSDS would agree. But I'm looking at the Napa high milage oil here:

https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/NOL75335

And.... so which NAPA oil is it? Conventional? Synthetic Blend? Full Synthetic? Strangely, I can't find the answer to that question anywhere!? Which is it?

If it's Full Synthetic Valvoline MaxLife relabeled, I must just start using it. I usually use Mobil1 full synthetic high milage because it's usually on sale. But when I have used Valvoline Maxlife, I think my engine runs even smoother. I don't know if it's a placebo effect or not but I swear it runs just a little smoother on the valvoline!

 

[Ilikemy3s]

good question i have been using Mobile1 for years but would change if better

 

[l008com]

Just to reiterate, I'm not claiming that Valvoline maxlife is *better* than mobil1 high milage. Only that my bring thinks my engine seemed to run smoother on it. But yeah I am very curious whether this cheaper napa stuff is the good, better or best valvoline.

 

[Mike534x]

Unless something changed recently, NAPA oil has always been rebranded Valvoline (though slightly reformulated from the regular MaxLife). Both Mobil and Valvoline oils are excellent, I ran Valvoline for about 2 years (FS HM), and I found my Envoy burns through it quicker then Mobil whenever the OLM hits 50-60%. Mobil seems to burn slower, otherwise the engine has always sounded the same regardless of which oil was thrown in.

 

[Know1else]

If they didn’t sell Val-vo-line overseas…and it works for you, no reason to ask.

Mobil1 at Walmart around sixty bucks for 12 quarts in a box.