Synthetic vs Mineral

• Mineral Oil is made from crude oil, which holds a lot of impurities
• Synthetic Oil is man-made and is extremely clean
• Mineral Oil has quicker thermal breakdown, creating engine wear
• Synthetic Oil far outlasts Mineral Oil before thermal breakdown
• Mineral Oil thickens (Oxidation) quicker creating sludge in the engine
• Synthetic Oil has superior resistance Oxidation

The Drum on Synthetic Oils

• Superior thermal breakdown against mineral
• Protects against harmful deposits within the engine
• Keeps your engine running cleaner
• Resistant to oil thickening (Oxidation)
• Lower oil consumption under high speed
• Can increase horsepower
• Longer drain intervals means less servicing
• Can assist in better fuel economy
• Better protection in hot & cold climates
• Increased protection at start up
• Much better for the environment

What Exactly Does This Mean For You?

• Increased Fuel Economy – up to 5% (depending on driving conditions)
• Increased life span for your engine – better protection
• Extended service interval
• Improved oxidation resistance – less oil thickening
• Improved deposit protection – harmful deposits form less quickly
• Better protection in hot and cold climates – faster start-ups
• Full warranty protection and superior on-going engine protection – Not only is your new car warranty protected by complying with manufacturers recommendations, but how many times does your car miraculously breakdown just after your warranty expires? With the use of SM/GF4 oil your engine will quite simply last longer and need fewer repairs – Preventative medicine for your car. If a service centre doesn’t offer this service, you should question why?
• Better for the environment – meets stringent energy conserving requirements resulting in reduced emissions and extends the life of your emission system.
• Is backward compatible – older vehicles can use SM/GF4 GX1