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The lubricants you choose, synthetic or traditional, can make or break your fleet’s performance, reliability, and efficiency.

Once your car hits the 75,000-mile mark, you can and should start using high-mileage oil. That doesn't mean you need to use a thicker or more viscous oil, though.