A car's engine is often deemed as its 'heart and soul'. As the main component responsible for providing the propulsion, the engine is what makes the car mobile and allows it to fulfil its basic function as a transportation tool.
However, not known to many, the engine needs more than just high-grade fuel to run at its peak condition. Engine oil - the thin film of lubricant that coats surfaces of engine components - is just as important to keep the engine in tip top state.
The importance of keeping your engine well oiled
Automotive engines require more than proper maintenance to run without fault. Engine oil, which works by protecting components against excessive wear and tear, is also an essential component in daily operation.
Without proper lubrication, the components of the engine may deteriorate at a hastened pace and lose its efficiency - or even succumb to a total engine failure. Damage to engine components can result in higher running costs due to less efficient combustion, or result in repairs which can cost a bomb.
Quality engine oil is essential to bring out the best performance
Motorists tend to pay more attention to other operational aspects of the vehicle, such as the grade of petrol the car is running on, the type and quality of tyres, etc., and overlook the importance of engine oil.
Like any other automotive products, engine oil comes in a variety of grades with different quality standards. Poorer grades of engine oil tend to lose their lubricity characteristics faster, and have less tolerance to high temperatures. This in turn may require more frequent oil changes, which increase maintenance costs.
Quality engine oil is essential to bring out the best performance
Motorists tend to pay more attention to other operational aspects of the vehicle, such as the grade of petrol the car is running on, the type and quality of tyres, etc., and overlook the importance of engine oil.
Like any other automotive products, engine oil comes in a variety of grades with different quality standards. Poorer grades of engine oil tend to lose their lubricity characteristics faster, and have less tolerance to high temperatures. This in turn may require more frequent oil changes, which increase maintenance costs.
MPM Engine Oil - Putting engineering where it matters most
To ensure the quality of the engine oil conforms to international standards, MPM follows a strict code of quality checks. Its range of engine oil is fully tested by independent quality assurance companies to give consumers a greater peace of mind.
MPM's range of engine oil has been widely recognised as OEM quality by various automakers, including German marques such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen.
These highly complex engines are some of most advanced in the market and, without doubt, require some of the best quality lubricants as well.
One of the most commonly used grade of engine oil, the MPM 5W-40 Premium Synthetic C3, meets some of the toughest manufacturer's standards, such as BMW Longlife-04 and Mercedes-Benz MB-Approval 229.51, and is also suitable for modern Euro 4 engines according to ACEA A3/B4 and C3 specifications.
These quality standards ensure that the oil is suitable for use in all petrol and diesel applications, with or without a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) in diesel engines and catalyst system for petrol engines.
Rev Solutions is the sole authorised distributor for MPM Oil in Singapore. It is located at 74 Sungei Kadut Loop Singapore 729513. Visit MPM's website or Facebook page for more information on its products.
These quality standards ensure that the oil is suitable for use in all petrol and diesel applications, with or without a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) in diesel engines and catalyst system for petrol engines.
Rev Solutions is the sole authorised distributor for MPM Oil in Singapore. It is located at 74 Sungei Kadut Loop Singapore 729513. Visit MPM's website or Facebook page for more information on its products.
