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MOTUL Engine oil

I really like Motul. Used to use 300v it got expensive changing it so much. 7100 has a longer oil change interval and for all intents and purposes is just as good as 300v for street use

Pros: longer oil change interval
Cons: expensive changing it
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MOTUL Engine oil

I use Motul classic 20W-50 in all of mine, or some generic 20W-50 oil if I can't find it. If I'm not incorrect the classic has some additives to help with not seeping out of the engine but other than that won't do anything special.

I see a lot of people recommending lighter oils but living in a warm climate this is what works for me.

Pros: additives to help
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MOTUL Engine oil

I send an oil sample to Blackstone Labs every single time I change the oil or the dealer changes the oil. As part of that analysis, I pay the few extra bucks for a TBN calculation. On my SQ5 and S3, after running a fill for 10k to 12k, those TBN values always come back greater than 1.0 indicating that there’s still enough remaining additives to continue running that fill for even more miles still.

Pros: TBN values greater than 1.0
Vehicle: Audi SQ5
Mileage: 10000 km
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Shell Engine oil

The same oil goes into all GDI engines at my dealer, which is Shell Helix Ultra SP 0W-20. This is a super expensive, latest spec oil. Oil changes with this oil are done at 9320 miles if turbocharged and 18 640 miles if naturally aspirated.

Pros: latest spec oil, long intervals
Cons: super expensive
Mileage: 15019 km
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