Xado engine and transmission treatment

It all depends on what you want it to do or think it will do.

Current range of quality engine oils are very good and have a lot of additives to help the engine, reduce friction and wear plus the engines these days are built using better materials and engineering techniques then 25 years ago.

People who use additives will swear black and blue they work and are the best but truthfully very few who use it have the scientific skills and equipment to really know.

People treat vehicles like a new baby.... buying things that are meant to be good for it and buying things on a conscience that it may; just may make something better or last longer.

The conclusion is if it made a differance oil companies would use it in there oils and too the manufacture, they may give a .3% increase at the most for what your looking for under some conditions.

But the biggest thing they do is make you feel better that your doing the right thing.

So what do you want it to do?

I put most of these things in the same basket as Hiclones.... think of it a snake oil.

I used the xado treatments in a V8 ute of mine and found them to be expensive and noticed no real or noticeable benefits, certainly nothing like the claims. I reckon the jury is still out on whether it's snake oil or not and I used it as directed from about 40000km onward and if anything I reckon the engine failed (bearing failure) prematurely rather than extending it's life.