Conventional oils are mineral based and are derived from the naturally occurring crude found in the earth.  Special additives and compounds are added to the crude to produce the necessary heat resistance and viscosity vehicles require.
Synthetic oils are often have a conventional oil base, but as their name suggests, they are created in a chemical plant with chemical compounds.  They are designed to provide the highest lubrication even in the highest of temperatures.
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There are 3 common types of inspections required by law in Ontario.
a. The safety standard inspection is the most common type of inspection.  You will require one when your registering a rebuilt vehicle, transferring a vehicle to a new owner, registering a vehicle in Ontario that was previously registered in another province, territory or country.  You will require a Safety Standard Certificate (SSC) when registering and plating a vehicle, this will be provided to you once your vehicle is inspected by a licensed automotive shop and has been certified to have met all the minimum government safety requirements. Read More...