Toyota/ exxon mobil Case of 6 Quarts Full Synthetic TGMO SN 0W-20 Oil

OEM Toyota 0W-20. Perfect amount for the Tacoma 3.5L V6 oil change I needed to do. No damage and the box came in an amazon box with good protection so all the quarts were in tact no leaking! Change went off without a hitch and the price is pretty good. My local Toyota dealer gave me some gripe about buying oil from them so now this company has my business for the life of my Tacoma.

If you're driving a Mazda vehicle that calls for their GF5 0w20 oil that is high in molybdenum (over 600ppm), this Toyota oil (actually made by Exxon) is a great substitute because it has a similar additive package, including running between 605-787ppm molybdenum according to both pqiadata and Blackstone Labs. My driving is almost exclusively highway driving (2016 Mazda3 SkyActiv-G 2.0L) and I have been able to run this oil for up to 24,000 miles before it gets worn enough to require changing.

I’ve been using Toyota OEM Fully Synthetic Oil in my vehicle for the past few years, and I couldn’t be happier with its performance. This oil is specifically designed for Toyota engines, and it shows. My car runs smoothly, with noticeable improvements in engine responsiveness and fuel efficiency since I made the switch.One of the key benefits I’ve observed is how well it performs under various driving conditions. Whether I’m in stop-and-go traffic or on long highway drives, the oil consistently maintains optimal engine performance. It also provides excellent protection in extreme temperatures, giving me peace of mind whether it’s the peak of summer or the dead of winter.Another advantage is the extended oil change intervals. With the fully synthetic formula, I can go longer between oil changes, which saves both time and money in the long run. Plus, it’s great to know that I’m using a product that’s designed to protect and extend the life of my engine.Overall, Toyota OEM Fully Synthetic Oil is a reliable, high-quality option that I would recommend to any Toyota owner looking to keep their engine running at its best.

No issues with the product at all. Genuine Toyota (by Exxon-Mobil) is the only oil I will run in my new Tundra with the 3.4L TTV6.The issue lies with Amazon's return options that won't allow me to get a replacement quart without returning the entire 5-pak.I'm at least the 4th person in the reviews to have received 5 quarts in a 6-pak.It would be 5 stars across the board if not for this issue.UPDATE: 06/26/24Purchased another case of 6. Surprise, surprise, the box was re-taped and only held 5. Shocking, right?There have been many more reviews with this same issue, either 4 or 5 quarts in a box that is supposed to have 6 quarts. That's on me. At least I wasn't in the middle of my oil change before opening the box this time. I have time to return/exchange or refund. I didn't have that opportunity before.AMAZON needs to get it's act together on this one. Dropped my rating to one star. Again, not related to the product itself.

This is the only oil I’ll ever use to replace my oil in my 2010 Toyota Corolla. It runs like champ to this day.

I yust got 5 quarters off oil! Supposed get 6 quarters!

I bought the 6 pack. Everything came in 1 box. All 6 oil quarts were sealed and oil was clean. I would be buying again. Used it on my 2020 Camry TRD.

I get over 2 mpg more with this than when using Mobil 1. Also the it makes my RX350 a lot quieter. I think Mobil makes it for Toyota with an additive package and what gold they sprinkle in makes a noticeable and worthwhile difference to me imo