LIQUI MOLY Longtime High Tech SAE 5W-30 | 1 L | Fully synthetic engine oil | SKU: 2038

Works well in my old M3 as well as my new diesel Chevy Colorado. I buy it in bulk. You can't go wrong with Liqui Moly products. I've had 3 M-cars and used Liqui-Moly in all of them.

Extremely pleased with the quality of this oil. I live in the United States, and am aware that the quality of the fuel here is relatively poor compared to that in Germany or really any other 1st world country. As a result, strict OCIs (oil change intervals) should be observed with this oil, as it is not designed with our high sulfur content/high ethanol content in mind.I spoke to a representative at Liqui Moly about this concern, specifically, and he told me it would be reasonable, but not necessary to switch to the Leichtlauf Special 5W-30, which carries a certification that is more applicable to North American applications. The issue arises with regards to our fuel's interaction with the motor oil, and therefore, premature oil degradation. However, we are talking about an oil that is designed for up to 18,600 miles of normal use. As such, a more conservative OCI of 5-10,000 miles would/should be perfectly reasonable for use with this particular oil, even in North American markets. If this is a concern for you, switch to the Leichtlauf Special version of this oil, which is BMW LL-01 certified, and more appropriate for use with American gasoline/petrol/benzine.I am writing this review specifically in response to a rather misleading review by another Amazon customer. I responded specifically to his review in one of the comments, but here is what I wrote, should you wish to understand my issue with his review: "Let's talk about this a little bit. Longtime High Tech, or Liqui Moly 2039 is indeed a BMW LL- 04 certified oil, and yes, this type of oil is primarily designed for use in European markets where the quality of fuel is much higher than it is in the United States. BMW even goes so far as to warn against use of this oil in North American applications. But we're talking about a company (BMW) which encourages people to change their oil ever 15,000 miles. If you are using an extremely high grade oil like this one, with a high quality European fuel, that might be somewhat reasonable. In the United States, however, true german-grade synthetics are largely unavailable for one thing, and for another, the quality of our fuel is relatively poor (even by second-world standards). As a result, very few oils would be able to prevent degradation for such a long OCI (oil change interval). In summary, while this oil is perhaps not ideal for long term applications in the United States (what oil is?), I would consider it safe to use for 5 - 10K mile OCIs. If you are concerned about this, or are adamant that you must have a BMW certified oil in your car, use the 5W-30 Leichtlauf, but don't tarnish the name of a superbly engineered oil/company like Liqui Moly. Your ignorance is misleading and is part of the issue with car maintenance in the United States. Labeling LM 2039 a "weak motor oil" is untrue, likely quite biased, and generally ignorant."

I put this in all my cars and they seem to run much smoother then prior to. it's a large enough container ( 5 liters) but the double handle makes it easy to carry. I've used this in my Subaru Impreza and my audi and both vehicles seem to run more quietly. I would recommend this oil although I'm not a mechanic.

This is what we use for our diesel sprinter. Great price.

Great item

First time user and will continue to use. Waiting for my wife's car to come up due on the oil change to use this oil in it.The reason for the 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the packaging. I feel the container could have used a small vent/release valve so you don't "clog" the spout if the oil is poring out too fast.

Good for my 2015 Volkswagen sportwagen diesel

Smooth running after change, very durable. Be careful switching after using other oils may leak