FIND OUT HOW PAYING MORE FOR YOUR DIESEL ENGINE OIL CAN COST YOU FAR LESS
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A new 12 page colour brochure from Shell Oils takes a refreshingly different approach to the often ignored subject of engine oil. Probably the least thought about component in fleet vehicles, Engine Oil is most frequently selected to meet only the minimum manufacturer's specification and then bought at the lowest cost.
Shell however have now set out the case for considering diesel engine oil as part of a cost-benefit equation. By engineering two engine oils that respectively outperform the top API CF-4 and CCMC D5 specifications by a very significant margin, they demonstrate that -a wide range of savings can be achieved.
For example, they claim that by paying the higher price of Shell Myrina oils you are likely to reduce your oil bill by 10%, and comprehensive testing has demonstrated up to 4.6% savings in fuel bills. Engine wear is reduced, drain intervals increased, maintenance costs reduced, engine life extended and the vehicle is available on-road to earn revenue more days of the year. Shell claim that Shell Myrina oils can actually save you several times your total oil bill.