BMW Longlife -04 Twin Power Turbo Engine Oil 5W30 1 Litre

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BMW recommends or demands synthetic engine oil for most engines of the last few years. There is much to say about the superiority of synthetic oil over conventional engine oil, but it can be more difficult to compare synthetic oil brands.

The best engine oil for the BMW X1 is 5W30 synthetic oil, but we recommend that you drive the first 10,000 km with mineral engine oil. Best engine oil for BMW x3 With the use of conventional oil, you must consistently change oil and filter, at least twice a year. The best practice is 4,000 miles per 4 months. An electronic change-oil indicator should warn you when you reach beyond the recommended output.Generally, LL-01 oil or BMW Longlife-01 is a certification of BMW for gasoline vehicles. There are some requirements from BMW that oil brands need to meet when producing oils for them. That chart above is too old to even mention the N55, but it appears its fine to use an HTHS=3.0 oil in that engine. So a dexos1 0w-30 or 5w-30 can be used on a shortened oil change interval safely. BMW recommends HTHS=3.0 there. As you drive your vehicle, your engine faces different levels of wear and tear, which can lead to fatal damages. You may also experience low performance. That’s why you need quality engine oil that can help you deal with the challenges. Valvoline European Vehicle Full Synthetic oil offers protection to both gasoline and diesel engines. Asides from being synthetic, it has added antioxidants and detergents for enhanced engine performance. Oil for BMWs must have an API rating of SM or higher; your recommended SAE rating will vary depending on the climate. When servicing your BMW, make sure you use one of the following oils recommended by BMW and corresponding to the BMW Longlife classification: Oil for most BMW passenger cars and SUVs:

Protection and durability for BMW engines BMW TwinPower Turbo Longlife-01 SAE 5W-30 is an engine oil based on synthetic technology. It keeps the most important engine components in a cleaner condition and protects from corrosion and deposits, thus increasing the lifespan of the engine. At the same time, it contributes to consistent performance and, compared with conventional engine oils, reduces friction and evaporation loss. This, in turn, lowers oil consumption, so refills are needed less often. If your car's handbook quotes the manufacturer's own specification, you must look for this on the oil container. product/helpAdviseTab.hbs -->

Do not dispose of used oil into drains or onto soil. Use appropriate disposal facilities provided by your local authority. For details of your nearest facility (UK only) call 03708 506 506 or visitwww.oilbankline.org.uk Yes. Several synthetic oils are API compliant though not listed as LL-01 certified. However, their performance is not guaranteed, and in some cases, you risk voiding your warranty. The common notation used is “XW-XX,” where the number before W (winter) refers to the oil’s viscosity at 0 degrees Fahrenheit, and the number after W represents viscosity at 212 degrees Fahrenheit. For non-turbo BMWs driven on the street looking for an alternative to the Genuine BMW 5W30 synthetic, BimmerWorld recommends changing to the Red Line 5W30 Syntheticor Pentosin HP 5W30.