OEMTOOLS87018 10-Liter Oil Jug With Spout, Automotive Fluid Container, Translucent Motor Oil Dispenser With Spout, Motor Oil Container, Automotive Oil Pitcher

While I Haven’t owned any other oil jug to compare this one to I’m impressed with Thisbe oil jug it’s thick plastic and has markings for quarts and liters that can be seen fine.I will only use this for at home oil changes so it won’t be used as much as an everyday mechanic but I think it will last for a long time. I received it today and used it today for my vehicle which holds 8 quarts of oil and with this jug filled with those 8 quarts it was nice and sturdy and made my oil change probably twice as fast.

Worked great

This is a good jug but it’s leaking at the seam after a couple months of intermittent use so definitely don’t store fluids in it. I measure them and use it immediately

I went to put it together, and for the price I paid, I must say that I'm thoroughly upset. I haven't even poured anything from it, because the spout portion doesn't connect appropriately. I didn't even know this portion came separately to begin with, which is an incredible construction oversight. I want to return it and get my money back. It's not even out of the box and it is messed up. What a waste.

Man I love this jug. I used it for just about everything. I like the different measurements. And the two handles make it easy to carry and even easier to pour. Super durable too.

It's sturdy and the two handles are very convenient for 8qt capacity vehicles. The long spout causes it to pour quite slowly, but accurately - I never use a funnel.However, the measurements are horribly inaccurate. The "quarts" numbers are useless, and the "liters" numbers are actually quarts. As other reviews have mentioned, it also leaks around where the spout threads on.

got it since my shop went from on tap to barrel, now all my co-workers borrow it, has almost if not fully fallen over when half full or below and not spilled all over the floor

Of course I wouldn't notice the hole in the lower portion of the jug till the first time I used it and needed 8.5L of oil.. So everything above 2.5L wants to leak out the hole in the bottom of the handle. For a $50 retail jug that probably only has $2.37 worth of plastic in it, I would expect a little better quality control. I'm probably going to just RTV it and hope it holds because I have better things to do with my time than try to return it. The spout cap also leaks a little, so you will want to actually wipe it down before snapping it over, because it will drip. And finally the top cap refuses to screw on straight so it never seals. It just pops back up a thread when trying to seat it. Of the 100k+ worth of tools I have, this is up there when it comes to disappointment factor vs dollars spent.