While there are other nuances to motor oil classifications that need to be understood before changing or topping off the oil in your car's engine, one of the first things to address is the viscosity, ...

Engine oil is essential for cars with internal combustion engines. It lubricates the engine's internal parts, like the camshaft(s), crankshaft, and pistons, as well as helps with heat dissipation. But ...

Synthetic oils have caused countless debates and confusion across nearly every automotive forum, and often with good reason. Legally, the term “synthetic” has a pretty loose definition. While some ...

When choosing between two different types of motor oil for your car, it is helpful to understand these oil classifications. They conform to the Society of Automotive Engineers multigrading system, ...

Shell Helix SUV 5W-30 provides superior engine protection against wear and tear, even in the most demanding driving conditions. Amit Ghugre, Automotive Sales and Marketing Manager, Shell Lubricants ...

In the world of automotive engine oils, 0W-20 is one of the thinnest, though oils as thin as 0W-8 are now used. The 0W stands for 0-weight in winter, and the 20 stands for 20-weight when the oil is ...