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Message: [QUOTE="DocBar, post: 244840, member: 433"] I'll go with this. Some of the best advice I've gotten on this subject is that the truck will tell you when it needs new oil by how it runs/sounds. I've found this to be true in regards to how I use the truck. Running it hard or towing a lot, I change the oil earlier. Sometimes in as few as 2500 miles. Easy, daily driving I've gone 5000+. Nowadays, I pay much more attention to how the motor runs than the odometer. Since I have less than 20K on my new motor, I'll start doing some OA on it. I still have a Blackstone bottle in the glovebox. On a side note, what do you guys run as a fuel additive? I usually add Lucas fuel conditioner, but I've talked to a few people who are completely against anything Lucas. [/QUOTE]

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