What is the difference between advanced fully synthetic oil and fully synthetic oil?

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DiBethany
07/29/25 10:55pm
Advanced fully synthetic oil and fully synthetic oil mainly differ in performance, with the specific differences as follows: 1. Oxidation resistance: Advanced fully synthetic oil has approximately 25% better oxidation resistance than regular fully synthetic oil, more effectively preventing oil oxidation and degradation, thereby extending the oil change interval. 2. Dispersancy: Advanced fully synthetic oil features top-tier detergency and dispersancy, significantly reducing deposit formation, preventing engine wear, maintaining strong engine performance, and lowering fuel consumption. 3. Higher viscosity index: Advanced fully synthetic oil has the widest viscosity range and a higher viscosity index, providing excellent anti-wear protection for engines even under extremely harsh conditions (such as racing), reducing engine wear, and extending engine lifespan.
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