Yes AMSOIL warranty's it's products. If there products ever are shown to have caused a mechanical problem of any kind, AMSOIL will pick up the entire bill. Oil analysis would prove if the oil was the problem.Here is AMSOIL own warranty.
http://www.performancemotoroil.com/Warr ... nuson.htmI have a 2001 Kia Spectra. It's got the 10 year, 100,000 mile warranty. It has AMSOIL all over it with the statement "This vehicle only requires only changes every 35,000 miles" They can not legal void your warranty because I don't follow whats in the manual. To void the warranty they would have to prove the oil caused the problem. This would have to be proven with oil analysis. If this ever happened, AMSOIL's warranty would cover the problem.Now in 30 years guess how many times AMSOIL has had to replace a engine because someone did one of their 25,000 or 35,000 miles oil change intervals? None.AMSOIL has never been fined by the FTC for false advertising. AMSOIL has never been sued in court. There is nothing on the Better Business Bureau website. No one has ever proven AMSOIL can't do what they claim they can.AMSOIL places a oil study a independent lab did on Mobil 1, Pennzoil, Castrol Syntec, and Quaker state on ever bottle of 0W-30 they sell. They clearly show that AMSOIL preformed over twice as good as any of the others. If this info was not correct does anyone honestly believe any of these other oil companies would stand by and let AMSOIL claim these false results? Heck no they wouldn't! They'd sue the crap out of AMSOIL and the FTC would shut AMSOIL down but yet in 30 years this has never happened.People like the 25,000 to 35,000 mile oil changes because it saves you a lot of time and money, because of all the oil changes you would have normally done at 3,000 miles. AMSOIL protects your equipment better. Gas mileage improves, and wear dramatically decreases.This is why people enjoy and like the extended drain intervals AMSOIL pushes.Did you know that over in Europe the average oil change is 12,000 miles? Yes it's true. They are actually trying to raise it to 18,000. Yet here in the states the 3,000 mile oil change is pushed in your face everyday.Learn the facts for yourself. Look and see if you can find any legal dirt on AMSOIL. A company that has been around since 1972 should have something right? I welcome everyone to research this. I think you'll be surprised what you find.I started selling AMSOIL because I used it for years before and have all ways been blown away by the difference in gas mileage and performance once a vehicle is switched over. The oil analysis I have had run at 12,000 miles and more have all ways come back that it's safe to continue to use the oil. I felt I could honestly stand behind a product and feel 100% confident when I tell a person they can safely go 35,000 miles between oil changes and do it in my own vehicle. There are good oils out there. Mobil 1, Royal Purple, and Redline are probably the best of the best. I feel AMSOIL is better than any of them and actually have tests on my website that back up my thinking. Really it boils down to what your going to do with your vehicle.Are you going to keep it after it's paid off or not? Do you care about getting your oil changed every 3,000 miles? Do you really care if you pick up 1 or 2 extra MPG? If you don't then a high quality synthetic isn't for you. If you do want any or all of these benefits then you might want to look into a high quality synthetic.