Engine oil Mobil or ZIC

Before 2023 i was using zic 0w20 but caltex has newer technology

Mobil1 5W50 removed the hla ticking in my 2.0 in Germany. Many say, it's snake oil, but it worked

I used Mobil 1 for 20+years but now I’m using liquid moly because it’s pretty much free with fcp

Its perfectly fine. More likely their vehicle fitment data for your car is wrong, not you. I use Mobil 1 Advanced Fuel Economy in my NX, and used it for years in my previous RX.

Used this for my old Alterra that made it to 250k mileage. Good budget option.

I do 20k miles oil change interval on my RAV4. I use Mobile 1 extended performance and Fram Ultra filter. No problem at all

I use Mobil 1 ESP X2.

Available at Walmart.

It is approved by Mercedes and VW, it also meets the BMW requirement but is not approved by them.

I just go to Walmart and buy the big jug of mobile 1 high mileage engine oil and the most expensive oil filter I can find and just do the oil change in my driveway.

I've been running Mobil ESP 0w20 (VW508) since my 1st oil change at 3k miles (5 months into ownership), then another oil change at 7600 miles 10 months later. I've ran a few Auto-X events, a light educational track day (not pushing the car too much), and certainly am otherwise not shy with the throttle at all. I have also had 1k miles on my stage 1 tune since July.

Yea mobile 1 is among the bottom end of full synthetics. Even the Walmart cheapest supertech and valvoline will slightly beat mobile 1 in reducing metal wearing.