The products on this page are described as developed for a specific automaker’s vehicles, and several items are noted as original equipment used in many newer models from that make. In practice, that means they’re designed to align with the vehicle manufacturer’s specifications for fit and performance.

• You’ll find synthetic blend motor oil in multiple viscosities.
• There are oil filters, gear lubricant, and diesel-focused options as well.

For clarity on origin and compatibility, review each item’s details and compare them with your owner’s manual. If you’re matching parts, cross-check the part number on your current component with the one listed.

Many items here are labeled as original equipment for select models from the associated automaker, indicating they’re built to that manufacturer’s specifications. Others function as service replacement parts that align with the same standards and applications.

• Look for wording like Original Equipment in the product title or description.
• Check model-year and engine notes to confirm fitment.
• Match part numbers against your owner’s manual or the part on your vehicle.

Using components that meet the maker’s spec can help support intended performance and longevity, but always verify requirements in your manual, since needs vary by engine and model year.

Your vehicle maker specifies the viscosity and formulation. Start with your owner’s manual, then match it to what’s available here.

• This selection includes synthetic blend motor oil in grades like 5W-20, 5W-30, and 10W-30, plus diesel-focused options such as 15W-40.
• Pick the capacity that suits your service (1-quart bottles or 5-quart jugs are shown).
• Consider climate and driving conditions as noted by your manufacturer.

Choosing the recommended grade can support proper lubrication and performance, but results vary by engine design and operating conditions. When in doubt, follow the guidance in your owner’s manual.

The simplest approach is to match the exact part number and vehicle details.

• Check your owner’s manual or the number on your current filter.
• Compare it with the part number shown in each product title.
• Review the description for compatible model years, engines, and trims.

Filters can look similar but differ in threads, gasket dimensions, or bypass specs. Verifying these details can help you avoid a mismatch and support proper filtration. If you’re unsure, consider referencing your service guide or consulting a qualified technician before purchasing.

You can shop the current selection right on this page, with a variety of items suited to different engines and applications.

• Synthetic blend motor oil in multiple viscosities and jug sizes.
• Oil filters, air filters, and gear lubricant.
• Diesel-specific motor oil, fuel filters, and air filter kits for select trucks.
• Single units and multipacks for some items.

Availability and options can vary, so review each item’s specifications, quantity, and fulfillment method before adding to cart. Comparing product details with your owner’s manual can help ensure a proper match.