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Discover the perfect balance between performance and value with Ultra1Plus™ Synthetic Blend Motor Oil. Formulated by combining premium synthetic and mineral base stocks, this oil delivers reliable protection, reduced wear, and cleaner engine operation for both gasoline and diesel vehicles.
Synthetic blend oil bridges the gap between full synthetic motor oil and conventional options. It provides better heat resistance, longer lifespan, and improved wear protection than traditional oils, making it a smart upgrade for everyday vehicles and light-duty engines.
A synthetic blend engine oil is one of the most common motor oil types, and combines synthetic base oils with conventional ones. This blend offers the stability and protection of synthetic oil while keeping costs manageable. It’s designed to perform well in fluctuating temperatures and demanding driving conditions.
You can safely switch between full synthetic and synthetic blend oils without harming your engine. However, performance and protection levels may vary slightly, depending on your vehicle’s needs and age.
Most synthetic blend motor oils can last between 5,000 and 7,500 miles (8,000–12,000 km) before needing a change, though this depends on driving habits and climate. For detailed maintenance tips, check our When to Change Your Motor Oil guide.
Synthetic blend oils are suitable for older engines, especially those that don’t require the full performance of synthetic formulas. For even better protection, explore High Mileage Motor Oil options designed to minimize leaks and oil burn-off.
Ultra1Plus™ offers synthetic blend formulations ideal for highway driving, ensuring steady viscosity, reduced oxidation, and reliable performance during long trips or heavy engine loads.
Both oils are compatible. However, mixing them can dilute the benefits of the higher-quality synthetic base. It’s best to stick to one type for consistent performance.
The key difference lies in composition and performance. Conventional motor oil is purely mineral-based, while synthetic blend oils mix mineral and synthetic bases, offering better temperature stability. Full synthetic oils, on the other hand, deliver the highest protection and longevity but at a higher price point.