Which Cars Are Suitable for Mineral Oil?

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JosephineMarie
07/29/25 3:56pm
Mineral oil is suitable for vehicle models with relatively low emission requirements, such as micro, compact, and economy cars priced at tens of thousands of yuan. This is because the engines of these vehicles are not very powerful, and the perceived power loss due to oil degradation is minimal. Consequently, the impact on driving experience is negligible, often going unnoticed. Therefore, mineral oil is an economical choice for these types of vehicles. Additional Information: 1. Under normal circumstances, mineral oil can be replaced every 5,000 kilometers or every 6 months. In other words, if your vehicle's mileage is less than 5,000 kilometers in six months, you may consider using mineral oil. This ensures both engine lubrication and protection while making vehicle maintenance more economical. 2. In terms of engine noise, there is no significant difference in decibel levels between mineral oil and full synthetic oil for the same vehicle. The only difference lies in the sound quality—engines using full synthetic oil produce a more refined and powerful sound compared to those using mineral oil.
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