Engine oil Mobil or Castrol

Mobil Engine oil

We exclusively use Mobil 1 (varying grades and viscosities) per the MFR spec and changing it at the MFR spec mileage (or time, during covid). Never any issues noted. 1985 BMW K100RS (122k miles), 2003 Boxster (177k miles), 2012 Acadia (98k miles), 2013 Jetta SEL (105k miles).

Pros: Never any issues noted, Reliable in multiple vehicles
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Castrol Engine oil

Better to use cheap oil and change often than to buy expensive oil and run it out to 10k+ miles. Personally I typically use Castrol products and change my gasoline engines at 3k and Diesel engines at 5k miles.

Pros: use Castrol products
Cons: cheap oil
Vehicle: Jeep
Mileage: 3000 km
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Mobil Engine oil

I use Mobil 1 10w30 with zinc additives. What my local rotary shop recommends and puts in the cars they work on so I assume they know more and better than me lol

Pros: local rotary shop recommends
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Castrol Engine oil

I use the castrol gtx high mile full synthetic 10w-40 and a sohn adapter with ideimitsu. I’m sure non of the name brands will hurt As long as you change it frequently.

Pros: change it frequently
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Castrol Engine oil

I change every 10,000 km - 7000 mi.

Castrol or Mobil full synthetic.

To me that is much better than running any brand of oil longer.

Pros: better than running longer
Vehicle: BMW
Mileage: 10000 km
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Mobil Engine oil

I have ran mobil 1 0w-40 for a long time without issue but am thinking of switching to thicker this change as it's starting to leak out one of the oil seals into compressor housing.

Pros: no issues for long time
Cons: starting to leak
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