AMSOIL for cars and light trucks
For most daily drivers, pickups and SUVs, the fastest path is the AMSOIL Auto & Light Truck lookup. It matches recommendations to the year, make, model and engine.
What the lookup helps you find
A modern vehicle may require several different lubricants and fluids. Our product-selection guide helps narrow the choices for engine oil and can also guide you toward filters, transmission fluid, gear lubricants and other maintenance products.
Motor Oil
Start with the viscosity and specification required by your engine.
Filters
Oil, air and cabin filtration options for many applications.
Transmission Fluid
Automatic, CVT, DCT and manual transmission products.
Fuel Additives
Gasoline and diesel options for fuel-system maintenance.
Why the exact vehicle matters
Two vehicles that look nearly identical can require different oil viscosities, fluid specifications or filter part numbers. Entering the exact vehicle information is more reliable than choosing a product based only on engine size or model name.
Build a complete maintenance plan around the vehicle
Motor oil is only one part of vehicle lubrication. Automatic transmissions, manual transmissions, transfer cases, differentials, power steering systems and chassis points may all use different fluids. The best starting point is the exact vehicle configuration.
Daily drivers
Short trips, stop-and-go traffic and frequent cold starts can be demanding even when annual mileage is modest.
Pickups & SUVs
Towing, payload and four-wheel-drive use add heat and load to transmissions, transfer cases and differentials.
Higher-mileage vehicles
Consistent fluid checks, leak inspection and correct filtration become increasingly important as components accumulate miles.
Start with the specification
Choose viscosity and fluid type from the vehicle manufacturer’s requirements, then select an AMSOIL product that matches that specification. Avoid choosing solely by brand reputation or by what worked in a different vehicle.
Common service categories
Explore motor oil, transmission fluid, gear oil, filters and fuel additives as separate parts of a complete maintenance plan.