sae 0w-20 full synthetic OR sae 5w-20 ?

Winter is coming !

What do you run in the winter for oil?
sae 0w-20 full synthetic or sae 5w-20 ?

I live in the northeast, and it can get down right cold at times.
I have a 2015 tundra TRD, with the 5.7, I bought for $16k, with 125k miles on it.

I see they recommend sae 0w-20 full synthetic or sae 5w-20.
Whats the pros and cons of each?

What do you guys recommend to run for my region?

Thanks for the help in advance
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Personally I usually run whatever is cheapest in 0w-20, which is normally like Valvoline High Mileage semi synthetic. No complaints and it runs that from 110+ in the summer to -20 in the winter at my parents cabin. 240k and going strong. So out of your two choices I'd get the cheaper one is my point lol

 

I would suggest 0w, especially in colder climates.

 

cant go wrong with any 0w20 , good in extreme cold and good in hot weather , if you are towing or working the truck in summer heat alot of guys including myself move up to 5w30 , but thats another conversation for another thread .

 

Northern Montana..0W-20 year around.

 

Pennzoil platinum 0w30 is what I'm using.

 

Its 0w20 year round here. For oil the cheapest in that weight is good ol Super Tech from Walmart.

 

Per this illustration, all 3 oil viscosities mentioned have the Exact same temperature usage range, so I guess it is your pick!