Posted by d beatty on November 09, 2018 at 09:53:54 from (98.215.123.73):
In Reply to: Shell vs. Mobil posted by Russ from MN on November 09, 2018 at 05:52:19:
The freight line I worked for did a test for an area mobile oil distributor . Boss bought 2 identical GMC (427 engines) straight trucks and ran one on Mobil 1 and the other on Shell Rotella T 15-40 for 3 years. The trucks put on about 2,000 miles a week. From what we were told not much difference in the wear in engines. The Mobile 1 was more expensive to use. The whole 38 years that I worked for company we use Shell products. The company at one time had 30 tractors, 6 straight trucks, 1 tow truck, 1 pickup,5 company cars, 4 fork lifts, and a Hough loader and all using Shell oil.
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