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Your owner's manual lists the viscosity (like 0W-20) and certification (API, dexos, manufacturer specs) your engine needs — match those first, then choose your brand. The same logic goes for coolant color-coding and brake fluid DOT ratings: mixing types is how expensive problems start.
Nearly every modern engine specifies synthetic, and the longer change intervals usually erase the price difference. Older, high-mileage engines can benefit from high-mileage blends with seal conditioners.
Follow the manual, not the sticker: most modern engines on synthetic run 7,500–10,000 miles between changes. Severe duty — towing, short trips, dust — earns the shorter interval.
Don't. Mixing incompatible coolants can gel and clog the system. Match the type your vehicle specifies, or flush completely before switching.