Posted on 4/26/2021
Typically, cars can go for between 5,000 to 7,500 miles without an oil change, but when you finally have to change it, you can choose from a wide selection of options. In that case, you can choose to top up the oil in your automobile with conventional, synthetic, or semi-synthetic oil. Each oil type is unique. For instance, synthetic oil works well in extreme temperatures while semi-synthetic oil thrives in areas with low temperatures. Read on to find out how these oil categories compare. Conventional Engine Oil Conventional oil is formulated from a base that's 100% mineral oil derived from refining crude oil. All types of motor oil were at one point a conventional oil, also known as mineral oils. They're an economical option as they forego most refinement and re-engineering processes, which can be expensive. Despite that, they still contain vital additives that may help reduce engine wear and tear, thereby improving overall performance. Synthetic Mo ... read more
Posted on 4/14/2021
I have been in the automotive business most of my life. I started out washing cars for my Dad's car lot when I was 8 years old. I spent 26 years working for a family owned repair shop here in Baltimore. I took some time off to take care of family and home projects and now I’m back. I chose Paul’s Automotive because it’s the same family style business. The shop has great techs and the commitment to great work is the best I have seen. I hope to see my old friends and hope to make new ones. Will Lorenzo