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Definitely not goodyear

>>17253040

>Castrol
>Chevron
>Goodyear

>>17253040
>earl
Castrol
>gasoline
Cheap
>tires
depends on application

>>17253040
R O T E L L A

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>>17253040
>>engine oil
mobil1/Pennzoil Platinum
>>gasoline
Exxon/Shell
>>tires
Yokohama (muh orange peels)

>>17253040
>>engine oil
mobil1
>>gasoline
depends on if car needs premium gas, otherwise always regular 87 octane
>>tires
whatever has the best tread for the cheapest price and fits my car

oil>tires>>>>>>>gasoline

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>>17253040
>Oil
Castrol
>Gasoline
87 for daily, 93 for track car
>Tires
Toyo

Pic Unrelated

>>17253040
>engine oil
Gas burning cars/trucks: Mobil1
Diesel's/Motorcycles: Rotella
>gasoline
Whatever is cheapest, but in my area Shell gas stations are nicest.
>tires
Dunlop for best $/performance
Pirelli for bikes, conti's if you're broke
>>17253084
Nah m8
Tires>>Oil>>>>>Gas

>Oil
Castrol Edge
>Gas
Whatever's cheap. Generally speedway in my area
>Tires
Yokohama or Pirelli, sometimes Falkens.

>Castrol
>Shell (or Chevron if not available)
>Conti's

>Oil
Either Castrol or Pennzoil
>Gasoline
Live on military base so use the local station because it's great prices. If I ever fill up out in town though, it's only at a Shell or Chevron
>Tires
Dunlop, BFGoodrich, Yokohama usually always have the sizes I need.
Would not look down on Pirelli, Toyo, or Continental though.

>Castrol
>cheapest I can find (euro's don't need to worry about fuel quality)
>Yokohama

Mobil1
Chevron (dat Techron)
Michelin

valvoline maxxlife
chevron
bridgestone potenza

>>17253040
thats a pretty shitty render, look at all that aliasing.

>>17253583
Pretty sure that's a screenshot from GTA 5 with a Celica modded in.

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>>17253040
>>engine oil
cheapest stuff goes in
>>gasoline
cheapest stuff goes in
>>tires
whatever the previous owner put on stays on until its worn, then junkyard tires

>>17253040
Valvoline
King Soopers
Toyo

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>Royal Purple
>Shell
>Goodyear

>mobil 1 because cheaper than amsoil
>Shell V-power
>Michelin

>>17253084
Can you fuck me in the ass too?

>>17253073
this

>>17253040
LIquimoly
Chevron
Michelin

whatever is cheapest
whatever is cheapest
whatever is cheapest

>>17253040

>engine oil
Mobil 1 is good, Yacco too.

>gasoline
I don't give a fuck as long as it has an octan rate of 98.

>tires
Michelins, Toyos or Goodyears

Once again, I drive a 1.5K shitbox that withstands any beating,

>>17253040
> Mobil1
> Costco
> Michelin / Yokohama

>>17253040

Oil
>Supertech

Gasoline
>Just fuck my shit up

Tires
>Whatever the current shill/meme tires are

Can you guys actually tell the difference between different brands of oil?
I always thought that was just a meme.

>>17253040
>Oil
Castrol or Motul
>
Doesn't matter E85 is everywhere also
>tires
Michelin or Bridgestone

>don't care
>Don't care
>Michelin

TORCO
DONT CARE
DUNLOP

>>17254578
>royalmeme

>>17253040
>Amsoil
>Wawa or cheapest
>Yokohama then used tires for rear

>>17254901

This 100%

>>17253040
oil - Mannol
petrol - whatever or Shell V-Power if I've literally got money to burn
tyres - Continental (cars), Bridgestone (bike)

>>17253040

>engine oil
Walmart
>gasoline
Walmart
>tires
Walmart

>oil
Castrol
>gas
Whatever's cheapest
>tires
Falkens

I try my best to use reviews and tests before malking any purchase, but over the years I have come to trust certain brands to consistently put out good products

>engine oil
Mobil1. Best viscosity when cold, or atleast in the 0w40 class
>gasoline
There is no difference between the brands here, seemingly
>tires
Nokian for winter tires, Continental for summer and Interco for offroad