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    How to Choose The Right Engine Oil?

    CONSIDER YOUR VEHICLE'S BRAND AND MODEL

    CONSIDER YOUR VEHICLE'S BRAND AND MODEL

    • Different engines have unique viscosity and additive needs.
    • Always check your vehicle's owner’s manual.
    • Follow the recommended engine oil specifications.
    CONSIDER YOUR DRIVING CONDITIONS

    CONSIDER YOUR DRIVING CONDITIONS

    • Extreme conditions (hot weather, heavy traffic) may require special oil.
    • Look for oil with specific additives for better lubrication and protection.
    • Ensure the oil meets the demands of your driving conditions.
    CONSIDER YOUR BUDGET

    CONSIDER YOUR BUDGET

    • Avoid just choosing the most expensive oil.
    • Find a balance between quality and budget.
    • CarBike360 offers a variety of oils for different needs and price points.

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    Lubricant FAQs

    MAK offers the most affordable engine oil starting from ₹46.

    Yes, Engine Oil viscosity varies in different weather conditions.

    Check your vehicle’s owner manual for viscosity grade (e.g., 10W-40) and specifications (API, JASO). Match these to our filters for instant recommendations.

    Yes! We cover lubricants compatible with every major brand, from cars like Maruti Swift to bikes like Hero Splendor Plus and scooters like TVS Jupiter.

    There are total 17 lubricant brands listed here. All top brands: Motul, Gulf, Castrol, Shell, MAK and more.

    Synthetic oils last longer and perform better in extreme temperatures. Mineral oils are budget-friendly for older engines.

    All lubricants meet global standards (API, SAE, JASO) and OEM approvals (for brands like Toyota, Bajaj, etc.).

    Yes! Explore biodegradable and low-emission options for environmentally conscious riders/drivers.

    Cars: 5,000–10,000 km. Bikes/Scooters: 2,000–4,000 km.