beatupchevy answered about a year ago
With that many miles I don't think it really matters , If you tend to use a lot of oil use a higher viscosity maybe .
If you have always used conventional oil then just stick with that. You can switch to blended if you want but I think you would be wasting money cause your engine was designed for conventional oil.
should I use high milage or semi blend oil, for 2010 Avalon with143k?
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I have 2010 Avalon,with143k miles. Sometimes I hear a knock. Should I continue using 87octane,or higher? Thanks
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