Engine oil OEM Mazda or MOTUL

Just use the Motul. The Xotic is expensive and subpar. Also avoid any in-house engine oil, trust motorcycle companies for good motorcycles, trust oil companies for good oil. I switched to Motul and got slightly increased mileage, and a smoother engine. Also the heating was reduced DRAMATICALLY

For Naturally-Aspirated Skyactiv engines, it is highly recommended that you use Mazda's own(Idemitsu) high molly GF-5 0w-20. Arguably it is one of the best oil for skyactiv engines.

You can use motul 7100. Got it from the service center itself. Bike is slightly smoother and heating is also well controlled with motul

Só Motul 8100 3w 40, a cada 6000 KM. Não acho que vale a pena economizar nisso.

i recently stopped using the Honda OEM mineral oil that they supply and switched to Motul Technosynthese 5w30 on my activa, even after almost 1500km, its super smooth , almost like new oil

Motul 7100 5w40 is an excellent choice, I've been using it too.

I use it in my '14 1200 GS and it's the best oil for the job, tried Castrol and it's not even close. With Motul she runs much smoother and the gearshifts are much better than on Castrol, or OEM BMW oil for that matter

All my cars i use motul 8100 power so spending price ranging from 300 to 1000.

Basura yang rs8 at kixx. LiquiM kungmalaki budget. motul goods.

I encountered something similar when I took my CE Turbo in for service a few weeks ago. The invoice said 0W20 and when I asked the service manual why they used the wrong oil they told me “oh our technicians know what oil to use, ignore that.” Needless to say I have zero confidence that the correct oil was used.