The best way to choose the right engine oil is to consult your vehicle’s owner’s manual. It specifies the type (synthetic, semi-synthetic, or mineral), the recommended viscosity (like 5W-30 or 15W-40), and the required standards (such as API SN, ACEA C3 for petrol engines, or API CK-4, ACEA E9 for diesel). Our products are designed to meet a wide range of these specifications, ensuring the perfect fit for your vehicle. Our experts are also available to help you select the best product for your needs.

Diesel and gasoline engine oils are specially formulated to suit the different operating conditions of their respective engines. Diesel oils generally contain more additives to control soot and acids produced during diesel combustion, and are designed to withstand higher pressures and temperatures typical of diesel engines. Gasoline oils, on the other hand, are optimized to protect sensitive components like catalysts used in gasoline engines.

Using the wrong type of oil can lead to serious engine damage. Therefore, it is crucial to always select and use the oil recommended by your vehicle manufacturer for your specific engine type—whether gasoline or diesel.

In some cases, dual-standard oils (e.g., API CJ-4/SM) are available that are suitable for both engine types, but these should be explicitly indicated on the packaging. Always check the specifications to ensure compatibility and optimal engine performance.

The interval for changing your car’s engine oil depends on several factors:

• Manufacturer’s recommendations: This is the most reliable source, typically found in your vehicle’s manual, and usually based on either mileage or time, whichever comes first.
• Type of oil: Synthetic oils generally last longer than mineral or semi-synthetic oils.
• Driving conditions: Hard driving conditions such as heavy city traffic, carrying heavy loads, driving in dusty environments, or extreme temperatures may require more frequent oil changes.
• Oil quality: Using high-quality oils from our range helps maintain optimal engine performance over time and extends the intervals between changes.

In general, following the manufacturer’s advice and regularly checking the oil level and quality are the best practices for maintaining your engine’s health.

Yes, we produce a wide range of engine oils with various viscosities designed for optimal performance in different weather conditions. For extremely cold areas, low-viscosity oils (such as 0W-XX or 5W-XX) are recommended, offering better fluidity during cold starts and quickly reaching all engine components. For very hot regions, high-viscosity stability oils (such as XXW-40 or XXW-50) are suitable, maintaining their protective layer even at high operating temperatures. The technical specifications of each product specify the temperature range for optimal performance. Additionally, you can consult with our experts to select the best oil suited to your local climate conditions.