Steve Tarini's Articles in Automotive


  • High Mileage Oils--are They Really Worth The Extra Cost
    There is a lot of advertising for motor oils that oil companies want you to start using when your vehicle approaches 75,000 miles. If this oil is so much better why are we not using it all the time, it simply doesn't make sense. When it comes to motor oil the best oil for your car is full blown Group IV synthetic oil. Why u ...

  • High Mileage Oils-what Are You Really Paying For?
    High Mileage Oils have been around for a while, but are they really worth the extra money? What appears to be nothing more than market hype these oils are advertised as if they will make your engine brand new again. If that's the case then why was in your regular oil?

  • How To Make Money Using Extended Drain Motor Oils
    If you think the only way to make money in the quick lube market is to see your customers every 3,000 miles then you need to read this article. Why work 3 times as hard to make the same money using extended drain lubricants such as Amsoil.

  • Make More Money In The Oil Change Business
    Here is a different angle on the oil change business that deserves a close look. For decades European's have been changing their oil once a year for well over two decades. On the other hand Americans have been brained washed into thinking that changing oil is somehow a 3,000 mile ritual. Read more to find out why this isn't ...

  • Solve Your Overheating Transmission With A Simple Fluid Change
    The complexity of transmission problems can be too much to understand for most people. The facts are not as nearly complicated as most people would have you believe. When 92% of most transmission problems are heat related and the automatic transmission fluid is normally to blame then the fix is a lot easier and a lot less e ...

  • Testing Synthetic Oils Is Easier Than You Think
    Debating which synthetic oil is best has been on going war on the internet. It's really not all that complicated to do the testing yourself and not have to take the word of someone else. There are simple test you can do that will give you immediate results.

  • The 3,000 Mile Myth
    The 3,000 mile oil change myth is gaining more and more clout over the years because the big oil companies can't hide this secret forever. Over time their smoke and mirrors game will come to an end and it's getting closer with each passing year.

  • The 3,000 Mile Oil Change Interval Is Getting Longer
    For years the discussion and debate about drain intervals has gone back and forth with no clear indication of who has the best theory. Look the bottom line is this; either you believe in extended drain intervals or you don't. It's really just a matter of time and the 3,000 mile interval will be obsolete so it would be in ev ...

  • The Best Synthetic Oils On The Market
    Measuring motor oil quality isn't as hard as it may sound. In fact a simple fuel mileage check is one easy way to do this. Better fuel economy translates to less intra--fluid friction, which will improve your fuel mileage.

  • The Easy Way To Cool Your Transmission
    Transmission problems don't have to turn into an expensive fix. It's a proven fact that switching to a high quality synthetic lubricant can solve 92% of most transmission problems. Facts demonstrate that most people would rather get rid of their car then deal with a serious transmission problem.

  • The Truth About Oil Changed Intervals Exposed
    Understanding extended drain intervals is a complex subject, however we have uncovered some facts that make sense of this complicated issue. It doesn't have to be difficult if everyone would agree on one or two standards of oil and let the lubricant manufacturer's decide how long their oils will last.

  • Why Extended Drain Intervals Will Work In Your Oil Change Business
    This article explores the option of offering higher quality synthetic lubricants in the quick lube business. If you offer oil changes within your automotive repair business then this article is for you.

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