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WHICH OIL IS RIGHT FOR YOU? Your Oil Change Checklist TM ® ® API.org/EOLCS MotorOilMatters.org DieselOilMatters.com o Is it the right viscosity? Use the viscosity recommended in your vehicle’s owner’s manual. o Is it API-licensed? Know the performance level recommended by your vehicle manufacturer. Oils certified as meeting API standards are easy to spot – just look for the API Starburst or API Donut. o Do you know what you’re getting? Confirm the brand, viscosity, and performance level of the oil before it’s poured in your car or truck. o Getting a full change? Make sure the oil change includes a fresh filter. o Did you get a receipt? Double-check the receipt to confirm that the service provider poured the motor oil you asked for and that it meets your manufacturer’s recommendation. o When’s your next change? Write down the mileage and date you had your oil changed. Check your owner’s manual for recommended change intervals. Use this handy checklist the next time you get your oil changed. Always follow the oil change recommendations in your owner’s manual. Copyright 2018 – American Petroleum Institute, all rights reserved. API, Motor Oil Matters, MOM, the API logo, API Starburst, API Donut, MOM Seal, and the “Which Oil Is Right For You?” slogan are either trademarks or registered trademarks of API in the United States and/or other countries. API Global Marketing and Creative: 2018-173 | 06.18 | PDF Brought to you by ABOUT MOM When it comes to the overall performance of your vehicle’s engine, oil matters. Motor Oil Matters (MOM) is the American Petroleum Institute’s (API) program for licensing motor oil distributors and oil change locations. MOM has one main goal: To make sure that consumers receive high-quality gasoline and diesel oils. This is accomplished by maintaining a secure chain-of-custody for motor oil from the marketer all the way to the vehicle. The MOM mark helps identify distributors and oil change locations committed to providing motor oil meeting the performance standards recommended by most vehicle and engine manufacturers. Email us: [email protected] Like us: @MotorOilMatters | @DieselOilMatters Follow us: @MotorOilMatters | @DieselMatters

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WHICH OIL IS RIGHT FOR YOU?Your Oil Change Checklist

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API.org/EOLCS • MotorOilMatters.org • DieselOilMatters.com

o Is it the right viscosity? Use the viscosity recommended in your vehicle’s owner’s manual.

o Is it API-licensed? Know the performance level recommended by your vehicle manufacturer. Oils certified as meeting API standards are easy to spot – just look for the API Starburst or API Donut.

o Do you know what you’re getting? Confirm the brand, viscosity, and performance level of the oil before it’s poured in your car or truck.

o Getting a full change? Make sure the oil change includes a fresh filter.

o Did you get a receipt? Double-check the receipt to confirm that the service provider poured the motor oil you asked for and that it meets your manufacturer’s recommendation.

o When’s your next change? Write down the mileage and date you had your oil changed. Check your owner’s manual for recommended change intervals.

Use this handy checklist the next time you get your oil changed.Always follow the oil change recommendations in your owner’s manual.

Copyright 2018 – American Petroleum Institute, all rights reserved. API, Motor Oil Matters, MOM, the API logo, API Starburst, API Donut, MOM Seal, and the “Which Oil Is Right For You?” slogan are either trademarks or registered trademarks of API in the United States and/or other countries. API Global Marketing and Creative: 2018-173 | 06.18 | PDF

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ABOUT MOMWhen it comes to the overall performance of your vehicle’s engine, oil matters. Motor Oil Matters (MOM) is the American PetroleumInstitute’s (API) program for licensing motor oil distributors and oil change locations.

MOM has one main goal: To make sure that consumers receive high-quality gasoline and diesel oils. This is accomplished by maintaining a secure chain-of-custody for motor oil from the marketer all the way to the vehicle. The MOM mark helps identify distributors and oil change locations committed to providing motor oil meeting the performance standards recommended by most vehicle and engine manufacturers.

Email us: [email protected] • Like us: @MotorOilMatters | @DieselOilMatters • Follow us: @MotorOilMatters | @DieselMatters