Mixing oil makes, same grades..
Discussion
Shouldn't be an issue in my opinion.
My M3 uses a very specific 10w-60 oil, only made by Castrol.
Even so, the handbook still says it is ok to top up with a 5w-40 if 10w-60 isn't available.
Based on that, topping yours up with a different brand but same grade shouldn't be a problem at all.
My M3 uses a very specific 10w-60 oil, only made by Castrol.
Even so, the handbook still says it is ok to top up with a 5w-40 if 10w-60 isn't available.
Based on that, topping yours up with a different brand but same grade shouldn't be a problem at all.
Paul_M3 said:
Shouldn't be an issue in my opinion.
My M3 uses a very specific 10w-60 oil, only made by Castrol.
Even so, the handbook still says it is ok to top up with a 5w-40 if 10w-60 isn't available.
Based on that, topping yours up with a different brand but same grade shouldn't be a problem at all.
I've just had to mix Shell Helix with what remained of my Castrol Edge as no where seems to stock it now in Norfolk. I can onlt seem to find it in Germany. HAving said that, all BMW dealers in the UK have switched to Shell from Castrol.My M3 uses a very specific 10w-60 oil, only made by Castrol.
Even so, the handbook still says it is ok to top up with a 5w-40 if 10w-60 isn't available.
Based on that, topping yours up with a different brand but same grade shouldn't be a problem at all.
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