Antifreeze Prestone or OEM Honda

OEM Honda Antifreeze
allenjshaw
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Rating 5.0

I’ve never ever seen OEM Honda coolant even remotely dirty, sludged or have insufficient protection even after 100k miles.

Pros: long-lasting, clean, protective
Vehicle: Honda
Mileage: 160934 km
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Prestone Antifreeze
Cyrix2k
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Rating 4.5

I run the prestone green coolant in my e36 since 2006 and my 540i/6 since 2008. They're both fine. The old engine still looked & ran great. The radiator in my 540i was still from 1998 until very recently when I did a cooling system refresh - entirely preventive.

Pros: reliable performance, engine longevity
Vehicle: BMW
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Prestone Antifreeze
rynil2000
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Rating 5.0

I use the Prestone 50/50 Prediluted coolant which states “guaranteed for all vehicles American/Asian/European” on the label. It is yellow/green. Zero issues because it matches the specs in the manual.

Pros: zero issues, matches specs
Vehicle: Kia
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Prestone Antifreeze
designtocode
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Rating 5.0

OE BMW coolant should be your first choice, and if it can’t be, second would be another reputable coolant maker that offers a European vehicle variant. For example, Prestone makes a blue in color variant formulated for use in euro cars. I’ve used both, never had an issue with either.

Pros: no issues with either
Vehicle: BMW
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Prestone Antifreeze
magnavah
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Rating 5.0

For coolant - cheap Prestone (concentrate) got my old Speed3 to 60 000km no problem. I used 25% glycol and 75% distilled water and a couple caps of redline water wetter. No more overheating, even idling in +35°C.

Pros: no more overheating
Mileage: 60000 km
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