Beck/Arnley Adds Two Motor Oils
Beck/Arnley has added SAE 5W-20 and SAE 5W-30 motor oils to its line of genuine OE quality fluids.
The company says these new motor oils, like the 0W-20 motor oil it already offers, are sourced from the OEM supplier.
“Our new motor oils complement the innovative OE quality fluids that we already offer, as it increases our product coverage and addresses a specific need in the import market,” says Tom Fritsche, director of product management. “Like our 0W-20, these two additional weights are exceptionally well suited for maintaining engines with variable valve timing and their related sensors.”
The motor oils are available in quart, gallon, and 55 gallon drum sizes. They are American Petroleum Institute Certified, ILSAC GF-5, and fully synthetic.
Beck/Arnley’s genuine OE quality fluid line includes coolants, automatic transmission fluids, CVT fluids, hydraulic fluids, dual clutch gear oil, power steering fluids and motor oils.
Headquartered in Smyrna, Tenn., Beck/Arnley supplies wholesale distributors, who sell to jobbers, and retailers who service the foreign nameplate repair and maintenance market. Beck/Arnley researches, sources and delivers parts to resellers through its master distribution Center in Smyrna and satellite distribution centers across North America. Founded in 1914, Beck/Arnley's product offering for the aftermarket covers: brake and chassis, electrical, clutch and driveline, engine management, engine parts and filtration, and cooling systems.
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