Label and counterfeits

What's actually printed on the can, how to read the markings, and how to avoid buying a counterfeit.

6 articles in the section, about 17 minutes of reading in total

  1. What's written on an engine oil label? What's written on an engine oil label? What matters when choosing engine oil. Everything about engine oil, no advertising. 658 words, 4 min
  2. Decoding the label Let's start by decoding the information found on the packaging of any engine oil, since the vast majority of car owners choose their engine oil based precisely… 65 words, 1 min
  3. The Ins and Outs of Engine Oil Labelling To buy exactly the engine oil you need, it helps to understand the secrets of labelling. After all, each index carries information about the oil's performance and which type of machinery it belongs to. 316 words, 2 min Sponsored content
  4. Protection against counterfeit oils Checking every seal and sticker, the integrity of the cap, and the accompanying documents — that's about the only way a buyer can be reasonably sure of getting genuine engine oil, and not a fake. 377 words, 3 min Sponsored content
  5. How to Buy Non-Original Oil? This question has been bothering thousands of buyers across the former Soviet space for a long time now. It's no secret that the best-known brands have started… 389 words, 3 min
  6. Picking the Right Engine Oil Advice for drivers on choosing engine oil for Audi and Volkswagen… 591 words, 4 min Sponsored content

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