Engine oil Castrol or PETRONAS

Castrol Engine oil

I’ve always used castrol edge on my old cars, and the oil comes out cleaner every time I do an oil change. That’s been my experience

Pros: oil comes out cleaner
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Castrol Engine oil
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Change my e90 n52 every 15k, castrol titanium 10w-40. blackstone reports confirm the oil still meets spec with plenty of detergents left. Showing no signs of wear at 170k.

Pros: meets spec, no wear
Vehicle: BMW
Mileage: 15000 km
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PETRONAS Engine oil

The 5W30 full synthetic engine oil works the best for a wide spectrum. Its working temperature range is practical for daily use and it costs less than 5W40.

Pros: practical for daily use
Cons: costs less than 5W40
Vehicle: Mercedes
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Castrol Engine oil

I myself use Castrol Edge (in 0W20) for my GJ. But I add a bottle of Lubro Moly MoS2, for that added molybdenum (mimics OEM moly infused Mazda 0W20).

Pros: added molybdenum
Vehicle: Mazda
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Castrol Engine oil

Been running Euro blend Castrol a few years and happy with it. Engine is getting close to 200k, modified, driven aggressively. I'm sticking with works for me.

Pros: happy with it
Mileage: 200000 km
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Castrol Engine oil

I personally used to run mobil 1 0w-40. as you said its super thin and seemed to just barely get the job done. Recently switched to castrol SLX 5w-30 and I am decently pleased with the first two changes.

Pros: decently pleased
Cons: super thin, barely got job done
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