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What does 0W-20 mean?

0W-20 is an ultra-low-viscosity oil tailored to modern, fuel-efficient engines requiring high performance and reduced friction:

0W: The oil is extremely fluid at very low temperatures, providing excellent cold-start performance and rapid lubrication.
20: At high temperatures, the oil remains thin, reducing engine resistance and enhancing fuel economy.

What is 0W20 oil used for?

0W-20 is frequently recommended for hybrid vehicles and newer petrol engines, where manufacturers prioritise fuel economy and emission reduction. Its ability to minimise internal friction while still protecting critical engine parts makes it a popular choice for everyday use in varying climates.

Engine oil 0W20: Specifications

Characteristic	Description
Viscosity	0W20
Oil Type	Fully synthetic
Temperature Range	-40°C to +25°C
Viscosity at 40°C	45 mm²/s
Viscosity at 100°C	8 mm²/s
Viscosity Index	175
Pour Point	-45°C
Flash Point	>230°C
Density at 15°C	0.840 g/cm³
TBN (Total Base Number)	7 mg KOH/g
Sulphated ash content	0.8%
API and ACEA specifications	API SN, API CF, ACEA C5
Manufacturer Approvals	Honda, Toyota, VW 508.00, Porsche C20

How is 0W20 different from other viscosities?

Differences between 0W20 and 5W20

Cold start: 0W20 offers better performance in extremely cold temperatures, ensuring faster oil flow during startup compared to 5W20.
Operating temperature: both oils maintain similar viscosity at normal operating temperatures, providing reliable engine lubrication.
Fuel efficiency: both are designed for fuel efficiency, but 0W20 may reduce engine drag slightly in cold climates.
Protection under load: both provide adequate load protection for modern engines, though 5W20 may offer marginally better shear resistance in warmer conditions.
Application: 0W20 is recommended for extremely cold regions, while 5W20 is suitable for mild to moderately cold climates.

Differences between 0W20 and 10W40

Cold start: 0W20 provides excellent cold start performance, especially in freezing temperatures, while 10W40 is less effective in cold weather due to its higher winter grade.
Operating temperature: 10W40 offers better high-temperature stability and protection in extreme heat compared to 0W20, which is thinner at high temperatures.
Fuel efficiency: 0W20 enhances fuel economy due to its lower viscosity, reducing engine friction, whereas 10W40 may slightly increase fuel consumption.
Protection under load: 10W40 excels under heavy loads and high-performance conditions, while 0W20 is designed for light-load applications and modern engines.
Application: 0W20 is ideal for fuel-efficient, modern engines in cold climates, while 10W40 suits older engines or vehicles operating in hot climates and under heavy stress.

How to buy SAE 0W-20 motor oils

Are you looking where to buy SAE 0W-20 motor oil? You will find it in our online shop for sure. Our catalogue offers a huge range of products of various viscosity grades and from different manufacturers. You will easily find what you’re looking for.

How much does 0W20 engine oil cost?

The price for 0W20 engine oil is between £5.66 and £21.49 per litre:

The cheapest 0W20 engine oil costs £5.66 per litre.
The most expensive 0W20 engine oil costs £21.49 per litre.

Which is the best 0W20 engine oil?

Our most popular brands of 0W20 engine oil are: CASTROL, MOBIL, MOTUL, SHELL, TotalEnergies

0W-20 engine oil meets a wide range of specifications including ACEA A1/B1, ACEA A3/B3, ACEA A3/B4, ACEA A5/B5, ACEA C3, as well as OEM recommendations such as BMW Longlife-14 FE+, BMW Longlife-17 FE, BMW Longlife-17 FE+, Chrysler MS-12145, Chrysler MS-13340.