[El_Spanky]

In Omaha airport... Just wondering what brand of tires my airplane will have on. Or type of oil it uses?? Yeah just another tire/oil thread!! Lmao — at Eppley Airfield.

 

[tyrfryr]

In Omaha airport... Just wondering what brand of tires my airplane will have on. Or type of oil it uses?? Yeah just another tire/oil thread!! Lmao - at Eppley Airfield.

What the heck are you doing at Eppley in Omaha? I'm sure your Vision could have made the trip, and then you would know what rubber you are on and what oil is in the power plant.

 

[El_Spanky]

Work related. If I could have rode? I would have!!

 

[jetlag]

Most likely Exxon Mobil 2380 in the engines and Goodyear tires under you. And yes, it's a full synthetic!

 

[Flyboy]

Most likely Exxon Mobil 2380 in the engines and Goodyear tires under you. And yes, it's a full synthetic!

Wouldn't that depend if it is an Air Bus or Boeing? The Air Bus uses Bridgestone and the Boeing with Good Year.

But Michelin has been used on both...

As for oil, Mobile syn is what we used in our little Rolls-Royces and approved for the big ones. The Pratts as well as you pointed out, but there as been a Mobile Jet 387 recently approved.

:angel4:

 

[primethious]

Wouldn't that depend if it is an Air Bus or Boeing? The Air Bus uses Bridgestone and the Boeing with Good Year.

But Michelin has been used on both...

As for oil, Mobile syn is what we used in our little Rolls-Royces and approved for the big ones. The Pratts as well as you pointed out, but there as been a Mobile Jet 387 recently approved.

:angel4:

I think the correct spelling is Boing! :lol:

 

[Flyboy]

I think the correct spelling is Boing! :lol:

Yes I have felt a couple of those...

 

[rodhotter]

if its a jet theres Ester based oil in it, the only type that can take that much heat! exxon-mobil synthesises their own PAO as well as various Ester oils by the way!

 

[FoFo]

I recommend using Amsoil 20-40 or 20-50. It's guaranteed to run the jets quieter, especially on take off.