Engine oil Mobil or FUCHS

Mobil Engine oil
Professional-Seaweed
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Rating 5.0

I’ve been using Mobile 1 since I’ve purchased my RAV4-brand new. Now at 160xxx miles with no oil burn. Runs like the day I bought it

Pros: no oil burn, runs great
Vehicle: Toyota
Mileage: 257495 km
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Mobil Engine oil

Mobil1 and Castrol are all I’ve ever used on my 266k mile 09 rabbit. I replaced the valve cover in nov 21 and that engine was super clean inside. Still runs very well.

Pros: clean engine, runs well
Vehicle: Volkswagen
Mileage: 266000 km
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Mobil Engine oil

If I could change the oil myself I would do it every 5k using the cheapest 507.00 spec oil I can find. But I can’t so I do it every 10k and use Mobil1 ESP.

Pros: using Mobil1 ESP
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Mobil Engine oil

As long as it states VW502 on the back, you should be fine.

I used to live in Chicago, and had cut over to Mobil1 0W40 based on feedback from a very respected resource who worked for Porsche. For context, his recommendation was grounded in enabling my engine to better handle the harsh Chicago winter temps.

To be frank, I'm not sure if it made a huge difference but then again I do not have a chemical or petroleum engineering degree.

I drove my VW to 200k miles without any issues.

Vehicle: Volkswagen
Mileage: 321869 km
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FUCHS Engine oil

I have oil analysis done in my TDI and a 10K OCI is a reach. The factory fill was almost depleted of wear additives at 5,500 miles. Fuchs Titan GT-1 was still serviceable at 7,000 miles, but I would not have carried it out beyond that.

Pros: serviceable at 7,000 miles
Cons: 10K OCI is a reach
Mileage: 5500 km
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