Mobil

Mobil Oils are engineered to reduce friction, control heat, and protect critical engine and drivetrain components across road cars, performance vehicles, and industrial systems. As one of the world’s most trusted lubricant manufacturers, Mobil combines advanced synthetic technology with strict OEM approvals to deliver consistent performance under extreme operating conditions.

From Mobil 1™ engine oils used in high-performance petrol and diesel engines to Mobil transmission, hydraulic, and industrial oils, these lubricants are designed to keep components running efficiently while extending service life.

What Mobil Oils Do

Mobil Oils form a protective lubricating film between moving metal parts, helping to:

• Reduce internal friction and wear
• Maintain stable oil pressure at high temperatures
• Prevent sludge, varnish, and carbon build-up
• Improve engine efficiency and cold-start protection
• Protect gearboxes, differentials, and hydraulic systems under load

Mobil’s fully synthetic and advanced mineral oils are commonly specified for performance engines, turbocharged vehicles, and OEM-approved service intervals, making them a trusted choice for enthusiasts and professionals alike.

Why Mobil Oils Degrade

Even premium oils like Mobil will degrade over time due to:

• Heat cycling and thermal breakdown
• Contamination from fuel, soot, and combustion by-products
• Moisture ingress and oxidation
• Extended service intervals beyond manufacturer recommendations

As oil ages, it loses its ability to maintain viscosity, suspend contaminants, and protect against metal-to-metal contact, increasing wear and reducing performance.

When Mobil Oils Should Be Replaced

Mobil Oils should be replaced according to:

• Vehicle manufacturer service intervals
• Driving conditions (short journeys, track use, high load)
• Oil type (fully synthetic vs mineral)

For performance and specialist vehicles, oil changes are often required more frequently than standard service schedules to maintain peak protection. Replacing engine, gearbox, or hydraulic oil at the correct interval helps prevent premature wear, overheating, and costly component failure.