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Castrol Engine oil

I have been told the same by Blackstone on my cars, though I still do it once a year given the cost is <$75. However, I do follow their advice on intervals, after once being a 5,000 mile interval guy. On all three of our cars, using Castrol Edge 5W-20, I've repeatedly gotten analysis that tells me that, at 7,500-10,000 miles, the oil is still performing as intended.

Pros: oil performing as intended
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Castrol Engine oil

If your interval is 30,000km / 20k mi (2Y) then you should use the higher spec VW 503 / 504 (left page) if you have the 15,000km / 10k mi (1Y) interval then you can use the lower grade VW 501 / 502 oil on the right page.

Pros: higher spec VW 503/504
Cons: lower grade VW 501/502
Mileage: 30000 km
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AMSOIL Engine oil
Similar-Average-741
  • Exhaust smoke:
Rating 5.0

Amsoil also makes a oil specially formulated for hybrid vehicles since your engine turns on and off more frequently than an average car. Amsoil has a higher Flashpoint than most conventional oils which reduces the amount of oil your car burns.

Pros: higher flashpoint
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Castrol Engine oil
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Rating 3.0

I'm using Castrol GTX 20W50 because it's the only 20W50 that I can easily find locally. I tried Rotella 15W40 but I found that it gave somewhat low oil pressure on my old engine.

Pros: easy to find locally
Cons: low oil pressure
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