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PQIA on GMA – Good Morning America – Read the Labels!

Good Morning America “GMA” ran a story today about Dollar General (DG) Stores Facing Multiple Lawsuits Over Allegedly “Obsolete” Motor Oils.  GMA went undercover to four of DG’s New Jersey outlets to take a look at the motor oils on the shelves. They were accompanied by Tom Glenn, president of the Petroleum Quality Institute of… Read More ›

“Lawsuit: Dollar General motor oil not safe for cars newer than 1980s”

“A Houston man has filed a class-action lawsuit in federal court against Dollar General, claiming that the company sells a line of motor oils that are unsuitable for today’s cars.”  CLICK for More  Source: Chron.com Related News:  Why are Obsolete Motor Oils Still on the Shelves?  October 2, 2015 The Petroleum Quality Institute of America… Read More ›

"Lawsuit: Dollar General motor oil not safe for cars newer than 1980s"

“A Houston man has filed a class-action lawsuit in federal court against Dollar General, claiming that the company sells a line of motor oils that are unsuitable for today’s cars.”  CLICK for More  Source: Chron.com Related News:  Why are Obsolete Motor Oils Still on the Shelves?  October 2, 2015 The Petroleum Quality Institute of America… Read More ›

PQIA issues a DON’T BUY on 3X Super Premium Motor Oil on Shelves in Florida!

November 18, 2015  A Dark Day in The Sunshine State The Petroleum Quality Institute of America (PQIA), issues a DON’T BUY on two “3X Super Premium Motor Oil” viscosity grades on the shelves in Florida! The results of the tests conducted on the 3X Super Premium  10W-40 and 20W-50 samples DO NOT meet the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)… Read More ›

PQIA issues a DON'T BUY on 3X Super Premium Motor Oil on Shelves in Florida!

November 18, 2015  A Dark Day in The Sunshine State The Petroleum Quality Institute of America (PQIA), issues a DON’T BUY on two “3X Super Premium Motor Oil” viscosity grades on the shelves in Florida! The results of the tests conducted on the 3X Super Premium  10W-40 and 20W-50 samples DO NOT meet the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE)… Read More ›