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Don't bother making equiries to SilverHook...
I recently contacted SilverHook via their website's 'contact us' form. I asked for confirmation on the suitability of their 5W30 Supreme Plus engine oil for use in my vehicle. This product is not on the the vehicle manufacturer's approved oils list and SilverHook themselves only 'recommended' it for use.
Several days later i have had no response from SilverHook, and i'm left pondering as to whether to use this oil or not. This is a shame as i would have liked to support a British company and it's products. Sadly, after this i will no longer purchase anything made by them, let alone this oil.
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