Supplier of Castrol TWS Motorsport 10W-60 - Help needed
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Not UK based, but I've been using this company in Germany for the last 3/4 years to get top ups for a few M cars.
http://www.mapodo.de/index.php?manufacturers_id=1&...
Order in a bulk and it comes in at about £10 a litre.
http://www.mapodo.de/index.php?manufacturers_id=1&...
Order in a bulk and it comes in at about £10 a litre.
I have alway used Opie Oils...
If you give them a call and say your on PH you may get the members discount prices as well.
See here: http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-715-castrol-edge-10w-6...
If you give them a call and say your on PH you may get the members discount prices as well.
See here: http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-715-castrol-edge-10w-6...
Edited by Wiggwam on Wednesday 3rd March 13:02
Wiggwam said:
I have alway used Opie Oils...
If you give them a call and say your on PH you may get the memebers discount prices as well.
See here: http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-715-castrol-edge-10w-6...
+1If you give them a call and say your on PH you may get the memebers discount prices as well.
See here: http://www.opieoils.co.uk/p-715-castrol-edge-10w-6...
Bumble SV said:
Neil.D said:
TWS stands for Ten W Sixty.
It is no renamed Edge.
What do you mean by this? Are you saying that the Opie Oils supplied Castrol Edge 10W60 is not the same?It is no renamed Edge.
Castrol TWS just stands for its viscosity (ten W sixty).
It was renamed 'Edge' a while ago.
HTH.
Bumble SV said:
Neil.D said:
TWS stands for Ten W Sixty.
It is no renamed Edge.
What do you mean by this? Are you saying that the Opie Oils supplied Castrol Edge 10W60 is not the same?It is no renamed Edge.
http://nielsencdg.co.uk/acatalog/Castrol_Edge.html
They have 10W60 Edge - for M series @ £42.29 for 5 litres.
They have 10W60 Edge - for M series @ £42.29 for 5 litres.
I used to work for Castrol so hope this helps clarify ;-)
The TWS Motorsport and the RS 10W-60 are not the same product.
TWS is tested and approved by BMW to meet the specific requirements for the M series engines - it has a different formulation ( which includes additional synthetic esters ) to the Formula RS 10W-60 to meet the specific BMW requirements and the only spec the TWS meets is BMW.
The EDGE 10W-60 is the retail alternative for the TWS Motorsport, which is a workshop only product supplied to BMW dealers - the EDGE Sport 10W-60 is the alternative to the Formula RS 10W-60 and these do not meet the BMW specifications.
So for the M series asking for the 10W-60 grade, I would recommend either the TWS Motorsport from BMW outlets or the EDGE 10W-60 ( which also only carries the BMW approval ) from retail outlets
Hope that helps
Kind regards
Andy Griffin
Castrol Technical Support
The TWS Motorsport and the RS 10W-60 are not the same product.
TWS is tested and approved by BMW to meet the specific requirements for the M series engines - it has a different formulation ( which includes additional synthetic esters ) to the Formula RS 10W-60 to meet the specific BMW requirements and the only spec the TWS meets is BMW.
The EDGE 10W-60 is the retail alternative for the TWS Motorsport, which is a workshop only product supplied to BMW dealers - the EDGE Sport 10W-60 is the alternative to the Formula RS 10W-60 and these do not meet the BMW specifications.
So for the M series asking for the 10W-60 grade, I would recommend either the TWS Motorsport from BMW outlets or the EDGE 10W-60 ( which also only carries the BMW approval ) from retail outlets
Hope that helps
Kind regards
Andy Griffin
Castrol Technical Support
Edited by jonttt on Thursday 4th March 22:08
My Z4m coupe is due it first oil service in a few weeks. Is it cheper if I supply the oil to a BMW dealer or will they price match.
Is this the correct oil to use and 5 litres will be enough eh!!
http://nielsencdg.co.uk/acatalog/Car__Castrol_Edge...
Is this the correct oil to use and 5 litres will be enough eh!!
http://nielsencdg.co.uk/acatalog/Car__Castrol_Edge...
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