In 1983 I joined forces with Amsoil as an independent dealer. At the time, I just wanted some great products.Now, decades later, this small company in Superior, Wisconsin has grown into a world-class manufacturer of high quality synthetic lubricants. When they say they are first in synthetics, they aren't kidding. (see videos in my posts)Industries that they service every day include: Trucking Marine Automotive fleets Racing/Power sports Manufacturing Wind farms Motorcycle Farming Landscapingand I'm sure I've missed a few.Amsoil products are made in the USA and are better for the environment. While they typically reduce wear and improve performance, they also save money. What's not to like, right?I love to save a buck. Over the years, I realized that the biggest expense in an oil change is the labor, not the oil. It wasn't always this way, but it is today. So, if we can avoid a number of oil changes, not only do we save time, but we save the labor associated each of those oil changes. KaChing!!For example, Amsoil's Signature series oil is guaranteed for 25,000 miles of service. Those who are accustomed to changing oil every 5,000 miles (a good idea with all petroleum products) and drive a lot of miles a year, avoid the labor cost of 4 oil changes (totaling about $88) by switching to Amsoil. Oh Yeah!It's not just cars, trucks and planes that are better protected, however. I was working with one manufacturer who would change their compressor oil every 500 yours (per the product specs). When they switched to Amsoil, they were able to go 8,000 hours. That one, smart, buying decision avoided the labor cost of 15 oil changes. That's big.Then there was the mechanic near my house who had fits with his compressor every winter. The compressor was outside his shop, to cut down on noise. On cold mornings, it would refuse to run until the sun warmed things up a bit. Rough on business. Switching to a synthetic oil instantly cured the problem. As a consultant, I help equipment owners evaluate ALL their operating costs. Initial price is often a small factor when compared to downtime, premature failure, high maintenance or other factors. Don't be bashful. Reach out and let's see if we can find a money-saving solution.