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STP High Mileage Full Synthetic Engine Oil 0W-20 5 Quart
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Reduces engine wear while maintaining fuel economy- Protect against the harmful effects of rust and corrosion
- Helps restore dry, cracked seals
STP motor oils used advanced chemical technology to keep your vehicle running for longer. Motor oil is a crucial part of vehicle maintenance, keeping a vehicle’s engine parts properly lubricated and protected against damage. Make sure to choose the right type of oil for your vehicle.
AVAILABLE STP OILS
STP® Pro Formula Conventional
STP® High Mileage Motor Oil
STP® Full Synthetic Motor Oil
STP® High Mileage Full Synthetic
STP® Diesel
STP® Diesel Full Synthetic
STP® Non-Detergent Oil
oil types
Conventional
Mixture of base oil and additives that lubricates, cleans, and protects the engine; less expensive than synthetic oil.
Full Synthetic
Provides superior lubrication, withstands extreme heat, and extends oil change intervals.
High Mileage
Made to provide extra protection for older vehicles with over 75,000 miles; available in conventional, synthetic blend, or full synthetic.
OTHER STP PRODUCTS
An oil change is simple with the right tools, parts, and products. Use this checklist to make sure you're ready to change the oil in your car, truck, or SUV.
Oil Filter Removal Tools
Disposable Gloves
Safety Glasses
Jacks
Jack Stands
Shop Towels
Hand Cleaner
Combination Wrenches
recycling program
Save your oil, save the planet.
Did you know? In 2021 alone, AutoZone recycled 12 million gallons of motor oil.
Step One
During your next oil change, collect used oil in an oil drain pan. Don’t forget to empty the used oil filter too.
Step Two
Transfer the oil in the oil drain pan to a transport-friendly container. Be careful to not mix the used oil with any other fluid.
Step Three
Bring your used motor oil to your local AutoZone.
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