TotalEnergiesQuartz INEO ECS 5W30 Engine Oil - ACEA C2 - Low SAPS - Age-Resistance Technology - Fuel Economy Formula - Advanced Synthetic Motor Oil Lubricant - 5L

A good price for quality oil perfect for my diesel car

A high-quality, fully synthetic oil that meets the exact specification for my vehicle. The engine runs smoothly and quietly with it. Buying from a reputable brand like this gives peace of mind.

Best price I could find for this oil that was the recommended type for my car. Have a different car now so haven't needed any more.

Total Quartz INEO MC3 5W-30 (Specification 229.52) is listed as an approved lubricant by Mercedes Benz. Good value, good spec and comes in 5L can. For an oil and filter change on the MB 2.1L diesel engine you will need more than one can. Don't be fooled by extravagant mileage claims made by other drivers or lubricant manufacturers. A far greater eonomy improvement can be achieved by selecting the appropriate tyres. Large wheels with low profile tyres are not conducive to good economy because the combination results in high rolling resistance. Run flats are the worst.I prefer this engine oil to the product marketed by MB. Both lubricants can be obtained for about the same price.

top quality, a bit expensive in compare to other similar products/brands, but better invest on this product, rather having problem late

very good service

I originally bought this brand oil, 5w-30 but a5/b5. I noticed that i developed I very slight valve tick. After doing some research, I found out that this was not the correct oil, despite saying on the back that it is approved by Jag. Yes it’s approved, for the old ones without DPF. I then learned that a5/b5 will essential poison your DPF. So, I bought this stuff, C2. Still 5w-30 but a slightly different grade. It doesn’t say Jag on the back, but it’s for DPF models and my manual actually specified this (too bad I didn’t read the manual sooner). I changed the oil yesterday and it made an instant difference. It starts up faster, doesn’t rock on shutdown and the valve tick is gone. She runs smoother and no doubt I will get more mpg. So if you’re looking at this oil wondering what to get in the confusing world of a million types of oil, well, if you have a DPF, get this, not a5/b5. Also, this brand seems to be very good quality and can handle the small tolerances of todays new engines. I’ve trusted it in my baby for a few oil changes now, and I like my car more than my kids!

Used this oil as recommended by the manufacturer. Normally buying it from Halfords, (price is the same) but this time it was quicker to get it from Amazon, as our local store didn't have it in stock. Not sure if there's any difference how the car sounds, as I don't understand much - I guess it's great:)