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49 North Lubricants
Edmonton Engine Oil Providers
Heavy-Duty and Passenger Car Engine Oil in the
Edmonton Region
49 North provides Heavy Duty and Passenger Car Motor Oil to customers in Edmonton, Leduc and across the Metropolitan Region.
If you are in the Edmonton region and require engine oil, 49 North Lubricants is here to provide you with formulations that meet or exceed OEM specifications with outstanding expertise and customer service. Whether you work in the construction, agriculture, automotive, trucking, or manufacturing industry, the necessity of clean, effective engine oil cannot be overstated. By using 49 North Lubricants engine oil, you can reduce maintenance costs, improve equipment reliability and decrease lost revenue due to equipment downtime.
Heavy Duty and Passenger Car Engine Oil
49 North Lubricants offers both heavy-duty and passenger car engine oil, available in both synthetic and conventional. Each type is available in a variety of different grades and sizes suitable for the purpose and machinery which you require.
Edmonton Engine Oil Delivery
We employ a fleet of delivery vehicles dedicated to ensuring our products are at your job site or home precisely when you need them. If you are in the Edmonton area, including Sherwood Park, Spruce Grove, and Leduc, you can count on 49 North Lubricants for your engine oil needs.
FAQ
Do you deliver to customers in Edmonton?
Our dedicated fleet of delivery vehicles is employed for just that: ensuring the engine oil you require is available to you when and where you need it.
What is the difference between synthetic and conventional engine oil?
To eliminate contaminants that may exist in conventional engine oil, synthetic oils are further processed and refined. This causes them to be more durable and withstand increased heat better than their conventional counterparts. Contact 49 North Lubricants or refer to your machinery’s owner’s manual for more information about which type of engine oil is right for you.
What is the difference between heavy-duty and passenger car engine oil?
Heavy-duty engine oil is designed to combat soot and increase the oil drain intervals required.
In order to accomplish this, heavy-duty engine oils contain an increased amount of detergent and dispersant additives versus passenger car oil. Furthermore, heavy-duty engines will usually require a higher viscosity grade than passenger car engines.
What grade of engine oil should I purchase?
Once again, in order to determine the correct engine oil for your machinery or vehicle, it is best to consult your owner’s manual. The grade of oil available from 49 North Lubricants refers to the viscosity of the product. The numbers in the viscosity designation (ex. 10W-40) refer to the resistance to thinning and thickening in the particular grade of oil. If you seek more information regarding engine oil viscosity, feel free to contact 49 North through telephone or our website.
How often should I change my engine oil?
There is no definitive answer to how often your engine should have its oil changed. The answer largely depends on several factors, such as if you have a heavy-duty or passenger car engine, the amount you use the machinery, and the climate in which it is used. Generally, for personal automobiles, the oil should be changed twice a year or every 5,000 to 7,500 km. But once again, that will depend on the vehicle you are operating, how often you drive it, and the type of oil you use.
Does your engine oil meet API specifications?
49 North Lubricants engine oil meets all current ILSAC and diesel standards as defined by the American Petroleum Institute (API). Vehicle owners should refer to their owner’s manuals for the specific grade of oil required. Oils may have more than one performance level. For automotive gasoline engines, the latest ILSAC standard (GF-6A and GF-6B) includes the performance properties of each earlier category (GF-5, GF-4, GF-3, GF-2, GF-1) and can be used to service older engines where earlier category oils were recommended. For automotive gasoline engines, the latest API Service Category (SP) includes the performance properties of each earlier category (SN, SM, SL, SJ) and can be used to service older engines where earlier category oils were recommended. For high-speed four-stroke cycle diesel engines, the latest API Service Category (CK-4) includes the performance properties of each earlier category (CJ-4, CI-4, CH-4) and can be used to service older engines where earlier category oils were recommended.