What is the grade of SK engine oil?

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DiLandon
07/29/25 11:31am
Engine oil grades are ranked from letter A to the current N, with SN being the highest grade of engine oil currently available. The further along the alphabetical order, the higher the grade. South Korea's SK fully synthetic engine oil has a relatively small market presence in China, with low brand recognition and few consumers using this brand. SK engine oil has not yet made it into the top ten rankings in the country. Four major advantages of SK engine oil: 1. Power cleaning performance: Its ability to remove sludge deposits is twice that of ordinary mineral oil, better cleaning the engine interior and maintaining a good working environment. 2. Excellent shear stability: Improves engine speed, reduces wear, and lowers fuel consumption. 3. High lubrication efficiency: Reduces engine friction and maintains stable performance even under high-temperature operation. 4. Reduces vibration and engine noise.
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