Millers Oils – Oil & Fuel Treatments for Classic, Vintage

Millers Oils - Oil & Fuel Treatments for Classic, Vintage1

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Millers Oils “Classic” range has been developed to protect and enhance the engines of vintage, veteran and classic vehicles (car, commercial vehicle or motorcycle).

Monograde

The Millerol range is suited to veteran and vintage cars manufactured up to the 1930s, when vehicles did not have any sophisticated form of filtration. The Millerol range is superior to original lubricants and, as then, does not contain dispersants or detergents which hold deposits in suspension. The Millerol rang contains an additive package that reduces wear and prevents oxidation and rusting.

Monograde

The Pistoneeze monograde range is suited to veteran and vintage vehicles where a monograde oil is required and the owner is confident that there is no dirt or debris collected in the crankcase. Also ideal for later vehicle built from the early 1930s to early 1960s with superior oil filtration systems which were designed to run on monograde oils with some detergent and dispersant additives.

Multigrades

Multigrade oils were introduced in the early 1960s to solve the problem of using different grades in summer and winter.

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