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What is the difference between Castrol Magnatec and Edge?

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Gandalf

07/25/25 10:10am

Castrol Magnatec and Edge have differences in base oil, synthetic category, and engine protection. Base oil: Magnatec's base oil is Group III hydrotreated; Edge 0w series uses 100% Group IV base oil, while the 5w series uses a blend of Group IV and Group III hydrocracked base oil. Synthetic category: Magnatec is semi-synthetic; Edge is fully synthetic. Engine: Edge provides comprehensive engine protection with API/viscosity grades of SN/0W-40, SN/5W-40, SN/5W-30 and SN/10W-60; Magnatec focuses on cold start/stop-start engine protection with API/viscosity grade of SN/5W-40.

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LeJuliette

08/11/25 7:35pm

When it comes to the difference between Castrol Magnatec and Edge, I think it's quite practical from the perspective of daily driving. I drive an ordinary family car, mostly for commuting, and have used Magnatec for several years. It features an adsorption protection technology, where the oil film quickly adheres to the engine internals during cold starts, reducing engine wear. This is particularly suitable for stop-and-go city traffic. Edge is a fully synthetic oil with a more advanced formula, suitable for high-performance cars or frequent highway driving. For example, my friend who drives a sports car found that after switching to Edge, the engine runs quieter and smoother under high load, and its lifespan is extended. However, Magnatec is more affordable, costing around 150 yuan per can, while Edge starts at over 200 yuan. When choosing, I recommend considering the car model. For ordinary sedans, Magnatec is sufficient, but if you frequently take long trips or have a turbo engine, Edge is worth the investment. Don't forget to change the oil regularly—whether it's Magnatec or Edge, change it every 5,000-8,000 kilometers. With good maintenance, the car will last longer.

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