Amsoil Synthetic Motor Oil and Filters

Joshua Tree Synthetics

Buying/Purchasing Amsoil Products

1. Order Direct by Phone: Call 1-800-956-5695 M-F 7AM-5PM CST Note: First time callers give referral number: 1254295

2. Order Online through Amsoil's 24/7 secured online store:

   http://bestsyntheticmotoroilfilter.com/amsoilstore 

3. You may also buy and check pricing information 24/7 through Amsoil's Online Retail Catalog

4. Buy your Amsoil Products directly through me by calling (800) 925-3059. I can also answer any questions you may have.

All Amsoil Products must be ordered by one of the methods above and will be drop shipped to your door. If you live near one of the following Amsoil Warehouse Locations you may pick up your products there, but (very important) after you have made your order, you cannot make your order directly at the Warehouse. Plus if you are a first time buyer and do not use my referral number (1254295) I can be of no further assistance to you, you will be given another Amsoil Dealer and you must get all further information through them. If you have already purchased Amsoil Products through a home dealer like myself please get all your information through them.

What Amsoil Products does my vehicle use?

• Visit Amsoil's Online Product Application Guide at http://bestsyntheticmotoroilfilter.com/myvehicle then you may go from there directly to Amsoil's Online Store.

• Fill out the Amsoil Product Application Form to receive an information packet through the mail.

• Email me your questions at: john@bestsyntheticmotoroilfilter.com

Amsoil Brake Fluid

AMSOIL now offers Series 500 High-Performance DOT 3 Brake Fluid. AMSOIL Brake Fluids provide superior high-temperature performance in auto/light truck, high-performance, racing and powersports applications.

Boiling Points
As the brake system heats up, brake fluids with low boiling points begin to vaporize. The brake pedal must travel further to apply the same amount of force on the brakes, causing a spongy feeling. If enough of the brake fluid vaporizes, brake system failure may occur. Brake fluid boiling points are measured on two separate scales:

• Dry equilibrium reflux boiling point (ERBP) - the boiling point of new, freshly-opened, unused fluid.
• Wet ERBP - the boiling point of a brake fluid after it has absorbed three percent water.

Boiling Points
As the brake system heats up, brake fluids with low boiling points begin to vaporize. The brake pedal must travel further to apply the same amount of force on the brakes, causing a spongy feeling. If enough of the brake fluid vaporizes, brake system failure may occur. Brake fluid boiling points are measured on two separate scales:

• Dry equilibrium reflux boiling point (ERBP) - the boiling point of new, freshly-opened, unused fluid.
• Wet ERBP - the boiling point of a brake fluid after it has absorbed three percent water.

The minimum dry ERBP for DOT 4 brake fluid is 230°C (446°F), while the minimum wet ERBP is 155°C (311°F). Their higher boiling points make DOT 4 fluids appropriate for high-performance cars and motorcycles and for vehicles used for towing or in mountainous regions.