Brand
Mobil (ExxonMobil)
Type
Engine oils
Viscosity
SAE 10W-60
Manufacturer code
2015101010R5

Mobil 1 Extended Life 10W-60

Synthetic oil for older, high-mileage vehicles, with seal conditioners

Specifications

Category
Engine oils
Viscosity
SAE 10W-60
Manufacturer code
2015101010R5
Availability
On order

Approved for

Compatible vehicles

Mercedes-Benz
C-Class W202, E-Class W210, Vito W638
Volkswagen
Bora, Golf III, Golf IV, Passat B4, Passat B5, Polo III, Vento

Derived from the vehicle makers' approvals this product meets. Check the specification your vehicle's manual requires.

Complete documentation

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Manufacturer's description

Mobil 1 Extended Life 10W-60 is part of the Mobil 1 range, the world's leading synthetic engine oil brand, engineered for the specific demands of older vehicles. Its higher SAE 10W-60 viscosity and high-performance synthetic base stocks are designed to deliver long-lasting protection in higher-mileage engines, helping to extend vehicle life. Key features include extra seal conditioners to help prevent oil leaks, sludge-reducing additives to keep engines clean and prevent wear, outstanding oil film thickness for extra protection in older engines, a higher viscosity to reduce oil burn-off, and additional anti-wear additives for worn engines. It is suitable for virtually all types of older vehicles and operating conditions, from mild to extreme, and is also considered an ideal product for racing applications. Mobil 1 Extended Life 10W-60 meets or exceeds API SN/SM/SL and ACEA A3/B3, A3/B4, and holds builder approvals VW 501 01/505 00 and MB-Approval 229.1, alongside API CF suitability.

Applications

  • Mobil 1 Extended Life 10W-60 has been designed to help provide the extra protection that older engines can demand. It is suitable for virtually all types of older vehicles and operating conditions. Older vehicles Nearly all operating conditions, from mild to extreme An ideal product for Racing applications Always consult your owner’s manual to check recommended viscosity grade and specifications for your particular vehicle.

Performance & benefits

  • Extra seal conditioners help prevent oil leaks.
  • Helps reduce sludge build-up to keep engines clean and prevent wear.
  • Outstanding/excellent oil-film thickness for extra protection in older engines.
  • Higher viscosity helps reduce oil burn-off in older engines.
  • More anti-wear additives help protect worn engines.
  • High-performance basestocks for excellent all-round wear protection.

Standards & approvals

  • Petrol engine oil, API SN performance level

    API's service category for spark-ignition engines. Current category.Source

  • Petrol engine oil, API SM performance level

    API's service category for spark-ignition engines. Current category.Source

  • Petrol engine oil, API SL performance level

    API's service category for spark-ignition engines. Current category.Source

  • ACEA A3/B3

    ACEA A3/B3 oil sequence

    ACEA's sequence for petrol and light-duty diesel engines. A full-SAPS level on a fixed drain interval. No longer on ACEA's current list, but still specified by many engines on the road.Source

  • ACEA A3/B4

    ACEA A3/B4 oil sequence

    ACEA's sequence for petrol and light-duty diesel engines.Source

  • VW petrol engine oil, obsolete

    VW's old standard for petrol engine oils on a fixed drain interval. Withdrawn, but still called for by older engines in the group.Source

  • VW 505 00 — diesel engine oil

    VW's standard for passenger-car diesel engine oils without unit-injector injection, on a fixed drain interval.

  • Mercedes-Benz passenger-car engine oil, entry level

    An early Mercedes-Benz approval for petrol and diesel passenger-car engine oils on a standard (non-extended) service interval, the base level below 229.3 and 229.5.

  • Diesel engine oil, API CF performance level

    API's service category for indirect-injection diesel engines, tolerant of higher-sulphur fuel. An earlier category in the API service classification, written for the engines of its era; it still appears on datasheets alongside the current categories.Source

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