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What does 0W-30 mean?

0W-30 is a premium-grade oil designed to perform in extreme conditions, particularly in very cold climates:

0W: The oil stays ultra-thin and fluid even in freezing temperatures, ensuring rapid lubrication and easy starts in sub-zero conditions.
30: At high temperatures, the oil maintains sufficient thickness to protect engine components and prevent wear.

What is 0W30 oil used for?

0W-30 is often used in modern engines, including those in hybrid vehicles. It is especially beneficial for drivers in cold climates who need quick oil circulation to reduce engine wear during startups. Additionally, its low viscosity helps improve fuel efficiency and reduce emissions, aligning with the needs of eco-friendly vehicles.

Engine oil 0W30: Specifications

Characteristic	Description
Viscosity	0W30
Oil Type	Fully synthetic
Temperature Range	-40°C to +30°C
Viscosity at 40°C	55 mm²/s
Viscosity at 100°C	9.5 mm²/s
Viscosity Index	170
Pour Point	-48°C
Flash Point	>230°C
Density at 15°C	0.840 g/cm³
TBN (Total Base Number)	7 mg KOH/g
Sulphated ash content	1.0%
API and ACEA specifications	API SL, ACEA C2, ACEA A1/B1
Manufacturer Approvals	BMW LL-04, VW 503.00, Mercedes-Benz MB 229.5, Renault RN0700

What cars use 0W30 oil?

Model	Engine	Manufacturer approvals	Specification
Volvo XC60	2.0 D4	Volvo VCC RBS0-2AE	ACEA A5/B5, API SL
BMW 5 Series G30	520d	BMW Longlife-04	ACEA C3, API SN
Audi Q5 FY	2.0 TDI	VW 503 00 / 506 00	ACEA A5/B5, API SN
Land Rover Range Rover Evoque	2.0 Ingenium Petrol	Jaguar Land Rover STJLR.03.5005	ACEA C2, API SN Plus
Ford Kuga Mk3	1.5 EcoBlue	Ford WSS-M2C950-A	ACEA C2, API SN
Mercedes-Benz GLC W253	GLC 220 d	MB 229.52	ACEA C2, API SN Plus
Volkswagen Passat B8	1.5 TSI	VW 504 00 / 507 00	ACEA C3, API SN
Peugeot 508	1.6 BlueHDi	PSA B71 2312	ACEA C2, API SN
Renault Captur Mk2	1.3 TCe	RN17 FE	ACEA C5, API SN
Toyota RAV4	2.5 Hybrid	Toyota	ACEA C2, API SN Plus

How is 0W30 different from other viscosities?

Differences between 0W20 and 0W30

Cold start: both oils excel in cold starts, but 0W20 flows even faster in extremely low temperatures.
Operating temperature: 0W30 offers better viscosity at higher operating temperatures, providing more protection in heat.
Fuel efficiency: 0W20 improves fuel economy due to its lower viscosity, reducing engine drag.
Protection under load: 0W30 ensures better protection under heavy loads and prolonged high-temperature operation.
Application: 0W20 is ideal for fuel-efficient modern engines, while 0W30 is suitable for vehicles requiring enhanced high-temperature stability.

Differences between 0W30 and 10W30

Cold start: 0W30 offers superior performance in extremely cold conditions due to its lower winter grade.
Operating temperature: both oils perform similarly at high operating temperatures, maintaining stable viscosity.
Fuel efficiency: 0W30 can slightly improve fuel economy in colder climates by reducing engine drag during startup.
Protection under load: 10W30 provides reliable load protection in warmer climates, but 0W30 handles a wider range of temperatures.
Application: 0W30 is best for colder environments and modern engines, while 10W30 is suitable for older vehicles or warmer regions.

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How much does 0W30 engine oil cost?

The price for 0W30 engine oil is between £5,00 and £36,00 per litre:

The cheapest 0W30 engine oil costs £5,00 per litre.
The most expensive 0W30 engine oil costs £36,00 per litre.

Which is the best 0W30 engine oil?

Our most popular brands of 0W30 engine oil are: CASTROL, MANNOL, MOBIL, SHELL, PEMCO

0W-30 engine oil meets a wide range of specifications including ACEA A1/B1, ACEA A3/B3, ACEA A3/B4, ACEA A5/B5, ACEA A7/B7, as well as OEM approvals such as BMW Longlife-01, BMW Longlife-01 FE, BMW Longlife-04, BMW Longlife-12 FE, BMW Longlife-19 FE.