Yes. Although an oil analysis most likely cannot identify a specific brand, it can verify fluid properties, contaminates and wear debris, as well as measure type, viscosity and additive levels.

Let’s explain all of those confusing numbers, letters and terms to help you choose the right oil for your car.

Motor oils can vary in type, viscosity, function, and source materials—the way in which they were made. They have common functions in all gasoline and/or diesel-powered vehicles, ...

One GARDCO Dip-Type Viscosity Cup. The Conversion Grid sheet (specific to the chosen cup) used for converting seconds efflux time to centistoke viscosity. Each Gardco Cup includes this data sheet. One ...

These elements include the thickener type and concentration, lubricant type, viscosity and additive package. Greases are rated by the National Lubricating Grease Institute (NLGI) and range from ...