Developed by AMSOIL for hard-working & performance ATVs /UTVs. Advanced synthetic technology resists oxidation and protects against extreme heat to help prevent sludge and varnish. The bonus is POWER for LONGER!
Specifically formulated for the nature of ATV/UTV powersports engine needs
Not just developed for the torque needs or low RPM nature of UTVs but the heat these engines face at work. Shrouded blocks requiring the oil to transfer heat over a smaller surface area under load need a specific blended oil. Then after operating at temperatures where most oils including the OEM start to leave deposits and lose viscosity, the AMSOIL 5W-40 is right in the viscosity you need.
And with or without being at our preferred customer discount level, AMSOIL customers save money over the OEM fluids of Can-Am, Kawasaki and others.
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All that said, the real reason to select the AUV54 (Amsoil 5W-40) is the overall feel and performance! You will know instantly the motor runs better because that crank is being cushioned like it was designed. Other oils do not do well in these engines thus competitive outfits all come to AMSOIL! Check out the videos below to see how the powersports oil lines are tested!
Thank you to our customers this one has been an instant hit. Demand out did our supply from the start and our kits for the CanAm’s have been updated from our 0W-40 to this 5W-40 now (CK4, CK5 and CK6).
As for this the Can-Am Defender HD10 seems to be very popular with our customers.
Data Sheet for the UTV-ATV line
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Developed by AMSOIL for hard-working and performance ATVs and UTVs. Advanced synthetic technology resists oxidation and protects against extreme heat to help prevent sludge and varnish. Excellent cold-flow ability for quick starts in cold temperatures. Cools shrouded engines.
AMSOIL 5W-40 100% Synthetic ATV/UTV Motor Oil | AUV54QT-EA – AMSOIL
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