Millers Oils to answer tricky lubricant questions at Autosport International
Technical support services offer advice to motoring enthusiasts
19 December 2014, Brighouse, Yorkshire – At the Autosport International show in January (8-11, Birmingham NEC), owners of classic and sports cars can find answers to those tricky questions about which oil is best for their vehicle. Technical specialists from British oil developer Millers Oils will be there to help enthusiasts decide how best to protect their vehicle’s engine and transmission while achieving the best economy and performance.
“When a car is new, the manufacturer recommends a particular lubricant specification but as it accumulates miles the vehicle’s requirement changes,” says Martyn Mann, Technical Director, Millers Oils. “New oil technologies also add to the confusion for classic motorists, with a lot of owners asking if they should use traditional oils or modern specification oils, and what effect age can have on an engine and its lubrication requirements. We will be at Autosport to answer those questions and provide the lubrication advice enthusiasts are looking for.”
For those that can’t attend the show, Millers Oils offers a technical support line and an online look-up tool. Enthusiasts and owners can call +44 (0)1484 475060 to talk to a specialist about their oil queries or visit http://www.millersoils.co.uk/whichoil.asp to find out, in a few simple steps, which lubricant is suitable for their vehicle.
About Millers Oils
Millers Oils was founded in 1887 by John Watson Miller, and since then the company has displayed a talent for innovation and industry firsts. It was the first to offer diesel specific engine oil for cars and continues to push boundaries to earn its place as a world leader in the technology of low friction. In January 2012, Millers Oils launched nanotechnology engine oils. When tested against a competitor’s oil of the same viscosity, Nanodrive recorded 40% lower friction at operating temperatures of 110°C, with significantly improved film strength. Millers Oils uses the expertise gained in motorsport and performance car development to ensure it remains a leader in automotive and commercial vehicle oils Millers Oils devotes an equivalent R&D effort to its broad range of industrial lubricants, most recently into hydraulic oil subjected to spot operating temperatures of +130 C in systems fitted with nitrogen accumulators used in offshore drilling operations. The resulting Millers Oils product is now in international use.
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