Fake Engine Oil Is Everywhere in the PH Market – Here’s How to Spot It
Fake oil floods PH shops. Spot the price, seal and seller red flags and buy only from authorized Platinum distributors.
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What Your Dipstick Is Telling You: Oil Color, Level, Smell
Your dipstick is a free engine health report. Learn what oil color, level, and smell reveal and when to worry or just top up.
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Weekend Road Trip? Your Pre-Drive Engine Oil Checklist
Headed out this weekend? Do this 5-minute engine oil check before a long PH drive level, condition, and the right top-up grade.
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Running a Lubricant Business? Margins, MOQ, and Stock Turns
Want a lubricant sideline? See how margins, MOQ and stock turns work for PH stores with the real math.
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Your Oil Filter Is Doing More Than You Think
Your oil filter is your engine’s kidney. See how it traps grit and why a cheap filter can wreck your bearings.
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Don’t Forget Your Gearbox: Platinum Gear & Transmission Fluids 101
Don’t skip your gearbox. Learn when to change gear & transmission oil in PH driving, and how Platinum protects your drivetrain.
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Thicker Isn’t Always Better: Picking the Right SAE Grade for PH Heat
Thicker oil feels like more protection — but for most modern engines in Philippine heat, it’s just more drag. Here’s how to pick the right SAE grade for your engine.
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How a Motorcycle Oil Pump Works
Your bike’s oil pump quietly decides whether your engine lives or dies. Here’s how it works, why it fails, and what it needs from your oil.
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Premium Mineral Motor Oil: The Smarter Choice for Filipino Drivers
For most Filipino drivers and fleets, the smart money isn’t the priciest bottle — it’s a quality premium mineral motor oil, changed on time, that meets your manual’s grade.
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Rainy Season Engine Protection Philippines: How Floods and Humidity Quietly Wreck Your Engine
The floodwater pulled back by Tuesday afternoon. Mang Dodong hosed off his bajo and rode the Honda to work on Wednesday like nothing happened. The engine sounded fine. Two weeks later, on a dry, sunny morning, it started knocking. Good rainy season engine protection in the Philippines is not a dramatic rescue from a flood. […]
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