Any idea who makes the super tech syn blend 5k oil?

The lowest bidder ;)
It Probably changes all the time based on their contract for who will formulate their oils for them. For years it was Warren Performance Products(WPP or WNE) or even ExxonMobil(XOM) or Costal or Warren Uni-Lube. Possibly even Amile(AOC) or ConocoPhilips???
I mean, ST oils are always made to a high quality standard & spec according to the API, even rivaling name brands oils.
 
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Walmart uses different suppliers based on region, and even that can change from time to time.

The lowest bidder ;)
It Probably changes all the time based on their contract for who will formulate their oils for them. For years it was Warren Performance Products(WPP or WNE) or even ExxonMobil(XOM) or Costal or Warren Uni-Lube. Possibly even Amile(AOC) or ConocoPhilips???
I mean, ST oils are always made to a high quality standard & spec according to the API, even rivaling name brands oils.

All of the above have been suppliers to Walmart's ST line.
 
UPDATE: just found this thread that points to high line Warren also making the “all mileage” syn blend in question. I understand it might be regional but just wanted to post this for anyone else that’s curious.

https://bobistheoilguy.com/forums/threads/supertech-base-oil-changes.372405/
What does the blender have to do with anything when they’re blending oil’s to the customer’s request, with preapproved add packs?

@Foxtrot08 would likely have an idea on the source
 
What does the blender have to do with anything when they’re blending oil’s to the customer’s request, with preapproved add packs?

@Foxtrot08 would likely have an idea on the source


Warren Highline.


They’re literally the only packager that can handle the volume right now for packaging as far as I know. Without spinning up a bunch of new lines real quick.
 
The family owned Warren Distribution, that made SuperTech oil, was bought out several years ago and renamed Warren Highline.

I felt it was a pretty good oil that was readily available and fit my budget. I used it for many years. When Warren Highline took over they jacked the price to M1 territory and I moved on. Eventually they readjusted the price, apparently, because it sat on the shelves at my WM.
 
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