Collection: Motul oils

Motul engine oils – 8100, SPECIFIC and selecting engine oil

The Motul oil category offers products with different viscosity grades and performance requirements, including the 8100 and SPECIFIC lines. These oils are designed for specific applications, so do not choose solely by a popular viscosity such as 5W-30 or 5W-40.

Motul 8100 versus Motul SPECIFIC – what's the difference?

Products in the 8100 family vary in stated classifications and intended applications. The SPECIFIC range includes oils designed to meet particular vehicle manufacturer requirements. The range name alone does not confirm suitability for your engine: check the exact product number and standards on the label.

What should you check when choosing Motul oil?

Identify the required SAE viscosity, ACEA or API classification and OEM specification. Cars with particulate filters may require particular ash-related oil characteristics. Also check the quantity needed for an oil change, pack size and vehicle service conditions.

Can you switch oil brands?

Brand alone is not decisive. Switching manufacturers may be acceptable if the new oil genuinely meets all required specifications. Do not rely solely on a similar viscosity label or marketing description. When changing oil type or dealing with an uncertain service history, consult the vehicle manufacturer's advice.

Available packs include 1-litre and 5-litre sizes. To compare other brands, visit the engine oil category.