Purpose and Specifications

Total Quartz 9000 Energy 0W-30 is a synthetic engine oil designed for both gasoline and diesel passenger cars. It protects your engine's most sensitive parts through advanced anti-wear technology, keeping internal components safe from friction and wear.

This oil works in all driving conditions—city traffic, highways, and motorways—and suits every driving style, including sporty and high-speed driving. It's particularly suited for modern engines with turbochargers, multi-valve designs, and catalytic converters.

Key Benefits

• Anti-wear Protection: Shields engine parts from damage and extends engine life
• Oxidation Resistance: Allows extended drain intervals, reducing maintenance frequency
• Engine Cleanliness: Detergent additives keep your engine clean and maintain power output
• Cold Start Performance: Flows easily in extreme cold weather while protecting parts at high temperatures
• Fuel Efficiency: Exceptional fluidity reduces fuel consumption

When to Use / Replace?

Replace this oil every 15,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. For vehicles with extended service intervals approved by your manufacturer, follow your owner's manual recommendations.

Use this oil year-round in all seasons and climates. It performs reliably from -30°C to +40°C ambient temperatures. Store unopened bottles in a cool, dry place for up to 5 years.

Specifications

• Viscosity Grade: 0W-30
• Type: Synthetic Technology
• Volume: 5 Liters
• Approvals: ACEA A3/B4, API SL/CF, VW 502.00, VW 505.00, Mercedes-Benz 229.5, BMW LL-01

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use this oil in both my petrol and diesel cars?
A: Yes. Total Quartz 9000 Energy 0W-30 is approved for both gasoline and diesel engines, including turbocharged versions.

Q: Is this oil suitable for older vehicles?
A: This oil is specifically formulated for modern engines. Check your vehicle's owner's manual to confirm compatibility with your engine model.

Q: How do I know when to change the oil?
A: Change the oil every 15,000 km or 12 months, whichever comes first. Some modern vehicles have longer intervals—always follow your manufacturer's recommendations.