Automotive: Proper Use of Lubricants Ensures 60% More Engine Protection, 67% Greater Temperature Control, and 32% Greater Wear Protection, Says Mobil™

Written by Daiane Souza

Published on 21/07/2022 at 07:47

Updated on 21/07/2022 at 07:51

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The Research Shared by Mobil ™ Shows the Importance of the Correct Use of Lubricants to Ensure Greater Protection of the Car in the Short, Medium, and Long Term. According to the institution, drivers should be concerned about the small daily maintenance expenses for more practicality and savings on corrective measures.

Another important research for automotive enthusiasts: using lubricants correctly, according to the oil producer Mobil TM, guarantees several advantages for the car, offering 60% more engine protection, 67% greater temperature control, and 32% more protection against wear. The research also provides some interesting data, and according to the company, users who use Mobil SuperTM 10W-40 save at least 1.9%, ensuring more kilometers driven without the need to change the oil.

By using products like Mobil SuperTM 5W-30 Synthetic D1 or Mobil SuperTM 0W-20 Synthetic, you can drive for up to 19,000 km without the need to change the oil.
The correct use of lubricants ensures that cars will have 32% more protection against wear with an extra protective barrier in high-pressure areas, which reduces friction caused by the exponential increase in temperature.
Another aspect is that there is 67% greater temperature control, the lubricant continues to act on the engine’s cooling and increases its resistance to oxidation processes (reaction with O2), always ensuring greater viscosity for the engine.
The correct use of lubricant ensures that vehicle owners will have access to up to 18% cleaner engines, ensuring that impurities are more effectively retained by the filters.
Modern engines also benefit from up to 60% more protection with the proper use of oils, as the lubricant remains in the engine even when the car is turned off, facilitating its start in cold conditions.

Video Shows the Importance of Using Good Lubricants in Automobiles

A video shared by the channel Mecânica Fácil highlights the importance of using good lubricants in automobiles as recommended by manufacturers. See below:

Automotive: A Driver Should Be Attentive to Vehicle Care to Avoid Future Expenses, Says Mobil

According to Mobil TM, a driver should stay alert to the small daily expenses to ensure future savings by avoiding costly repairs due to a lack of care. Lubricants are included in this list.

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Using the correct oils will prevent excessive wear on the engine, creating a protective film for the vehicle and increasing durability when starting in cold conditions.

It is advisable to use products recommended by the vehicle’s manufacturer, as choosing a cheaper alternative not related to the car type and its engineering may lead to higher temperatures and reduced protection.

If a vehicle owner is unsure about the best oil, it is important to consult an authorized dealer or the company itself for more information. Detailed information can also be found in vehicle manuals.

Nowadays, there are also oils that meet ILSAC GF-6 and API SP certifications and ensure a reduction in carbon dioxide emissions into the environment, promoting more sustainability in daily life and transportation processes.

Automotive: Proper Use of Lubricants Ensures 60% More Engine Protection, 67% Greater Temperature Control, and 32% Greater Wear Protection, Says Mobil™

Video Shows the Importance of Using Good Lubricants in Automobiles

Automotive: A Driver Should Be Attentive to Vehicle Care to Avoid Future Expenses, Says Mobil

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Automotive: Proper Use of Lubricants Ensures 60% More Engine Protection, 67% Greater Temperature Control, and 32% Greater Wear Protection, Says Mobil™

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