VALVOLINE
VALVOLINE 881041 High Mileage Maxlife 5W-20 5 gal Box
Synthetic-blend 5W-20 engine oil in a 5-gallon box for high-mileage gasoline cars and light trucks
- High-mileage protection with MaxLife synthetic blend technology
- 5W-20 viscosity meets API and SAE standards for gasoline engines
- Wide temperature range from -24 °F to 390 °F operating limits
- Low pour point of -47.2 °F ensures cold-start flow
- High viscosity index of 153 maintains stable film strength
High-Mileage Synthetic Blend 5W-20
Valvoline 881041 High Mileage Maxlife is a synthetic blend engine oil formulated for gasoline cars and light-duty trucks with higher mileage. The 5W-20 viscosity grade meets API and SAE standards. It operates reliably between -24 °F and 390 °F.
Five-Gallon Box Container
The box format holds five gallons for multiple drain intervals or fleet top-offs. Amber color allows quick visual inspection of fluid condition. No additional additives or software are included with this lubricant.
Seal Conditioners and Cold-Flow Performance
Maxlife technology includes seal conditioners that help reduce leaks in aging engines. A pour point of -47.2 °F and viscosity index of 153 support cold starts and stable viscosity at 100 °C. Flash point of 390 °F indicates high-temperature stability.
Highlights
- High-mileage protection with MaxLife synthetic blend technology
- 5W-20 viscosity meets API and SAE standards for gasoline engines
- Wide temperature range from -24 °F to 390 °F operating limits
- Low pour point of -47.2 °F ensures cold-start flow
- High viscosity index of 153 maintains stable film strength
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often should this 5W-20 synthetic blend be changed in a high-mileage engine?
Follow the vehicle manufacturer's interval for 5W-20 grade oil. The MaxLife formulation resists breakdown, but the drain schedule depends on engine condition and driving patterns, not the oil brand alone.
At what temperature does this oil hit its flash point during sustained operation?
The flash point is 390 °F and the maximum operating temperature is also 390 °F. Under normal cooling-system control the oil stays well below that limit, so the flash point is not reached in daily use.
How hot does the oil run and how much heat does it add to the cooling system during all-day driving?
The oil is rated to 390 °F maximum operating temperature and pours at -47.2 °F. Its 9 cSt viscosity at 100 °C and 153 viscosity index mean it thins predictably, transferring heat to the cooler without excessive thinning.
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