Dropped by the service dept and they had me worried. Please help to confirm

Originally Posted by SouthArk370Z

It's impossible to judge lubricants by any of our senses. I've seen good looking/feeling lubes test bad and vice versa.

Yes, manufacturer recommendations for specs and change intervals are usually good enough to get a vehicle past the warranty period. But they aren't gospel and they aren't the best plan if you like mechanical things and want to treat them right - especially if you like to run them hard.

You can't change lubes too often (after break-in). The worst you are going to do is waste a little money and you might end up saving a critical part. When in doubt, change it.