Anyone use Millers oil?

[corvette8n]

I see it’s available in the U.S. via mail order, not cheap but I thought it would slow down my oil burning.

 

[petehoovie]

I see it’s available in the U.S. via mail order, not cheap but I thought it would slow down my oil burning.

Millers Oils is a leading manufacturer and independent blender of Oils and Lubricants operating since 1887 in Brighouse, West Yorkshire, England

Classic Sport 20w60 Pistoneeze Semi Synthetic

Millers Oils SKU: 7915

$14.95 - $47.25

 

[Kube]

I see it’s available in the U.S. via mail order, not cheap but I thought it would slow down my oil burning.

Unless that company knows something the rest of the world does not, I can't understand how it would slow down oil burning.
Burning too much oil? Buy the cheapest oil available...

 

[19Fordy]

I remember many years ago when I had a car that was an oil burner/leaker.
I used drain oil from the local ESSO station.

 

[Kube]

I remember many years ago when I had a car that was an oil burner/leaker.
I used drain oil from the local ESSO station.

My '98 Silverado when matured to about 250,000 miles started using a quart every 600 miles or so. Similar to you, I used drain oil from my other cars.

To the original poster: once the rings are worn, the valves burned, the valve guides worn, etc. no "magic" oil is going to close those gaps.

 

[J Franklin]

My friend had a leaker and used reclaimed oil.

 

[signsup]

The Miller Oil Co. sounds a lot like Lucas oil here in the States. Specialty blends and oils, but no majic potions.