Motorkote MK-HL16-06-6PK Heavy Duty Hyper Lubricant, 16-Ounce, 6-Pack

This is the only oil additive that works and works well. Finally managed to get it after hearing about from Project Farm on YouTube. Although the price is high, it's worth it as the quantity is enough for 2-3 cars and also because it works.Used it in my Chevy Beat that had an oil change 1000km ago by removing some oil and replacing it with Motorkote to eliminate placebo effect due to fresh oil change.After running for a few kilometres the engine got noticeably smoother and quieter and the mileage went up by around 9%.Noticed a similar improvement with my Activa as well.Definitely go for it if you want a genuine oil additive that works rather than wasting money on other products that make tall claims but fall short in real world performance.

I bought this after watching a product review on YouTube by "Project Farm" (great content btw) and was impressed by the results. I use this in two of my vehicles, a 2002 Dodge Dakota SXT and a 1994 Corolla. I found that the engine in the Dakota seems to be quieter under load than previously. I didn't notice too much difference in the Corolla, but it being 24 years old, I'm just happy the thing still runs well!I also use this in my push mower for added protection from friction.

I am under warranty on a 2015 GMC Yukon Denali. Bought it with 15,900 miles. On two oil changes, by the dealership, they pulled the pan off and gave me a sample of the hard gum sludge on the pan. About 1/4 inch more would have clogged the oil from flowing and my engine would have cooked. I contacted Amazon and they are investigating. I had to pay out of pocket $348.10 to clean the guck out. I tried to call customer service 3 times and they failed to contact me. Look at the photo and ask yourself, do you really want this stuff in your engine? I wouldn't give them a one.

This stuff gets rave reviews but I tested it for myself in a brand new mason jar before using it. mix it with the proper ratio for a quart and shake/stir up the new oil/motorkote then let the jar sit for 3-4 days pour out the oil/motorkote into another jar, and in the bottom of the first jar was some sort of goo that was like molasses or buildup on the bottom NO WAY was I going to put that in an engine. Also I suspect after checking with some other reviewers on Bob is the Oil Guy it contains about 25% chlorine even-though they claim it does not. Now I have a quart of oil/motorkote I have slowly been using to lubricate random things like hinges and such but no way will this go in my engines.

I have a 1992 GMC Sonoma 2.8l, i run around town on a daily basis and was averaging 15-17mpg (i know it's not good lol), i used this motorkote in the engine my previous oil change and after about 2000miles since then i have went threw multiple tanks of gas i have averaged 18-19mpg not even driving differently at all in town. i have 253,000 miles on the engine and it ran great before and still does now and doesn't use any oil. i also added this to my manual transmission and haven't really noticed anything different with smoother shifts or anything, but doesn't mean it's not working. so far though i would say it's been a great product. if you haven't seen projectfarms YouTube video and a skeptic on "oil additives" that claim they do this or that this guy tests them all out and unbiased and doesn't take sponsorship from any of the companys.

I recommend before considering this product watch: project farms you tube video test of this product as an anti wear additive. I have it in several motors and hoping for years of motor longevity