The Best Engine Oil For Your Car

There are many types of base oils that can be used to create a motor oil. Not all motor oil brands use the highest quality base oils for motor oil. The lowest quality base oil you can find is crude oil. Conventional motor oil brands will often use traditional mineral oils as their base oils. These low-quality engine oils can results in lower fuel economy, higher engine wear and shorter oil change intervals.

Semi-synthetic oil is a car oil where traditional mineral oils have been mixed with fully synthetic oil. Although these semi-synthetic oils are better than conventional motor oils their performance is well below a synthetic blend oil and do not meet the demands of modern cars like hybrid vehicles.

MyCar.Repair only stocks full synthetic oil that has been through rigorous laboratory and engine tests. Many of our oils contain anti-wear additives and other additives that prevent oil leaks and sludge buildup. Fully synthetic oil will last longer so you have to do fewer oil changes and save money.

Synthetic oils are specially formulated to reduce oil consumption, improve fuel efficiency and increase engine performance. The synthetic formula provides high lubrication reliability and works better in extreme temperatures. Conventional motor oil can often be unsuitable at very low temperatures or at high temperatures caused by turbocharged engines and hybrid vehicles.

A good synthetic oil is designed for excellent fuel economy, rapid oil delivery at low temperatures, high protection against engine wear and keeps your engine clean.

High mileage engines have ageing engine seals that create oil loss. These rubber seals in older engines dry out and no longer act as engine seals. For older engines, we recommend specially formulated full synthetic oil that has seal conditioners inside to restore the engine seals.