Certified Volkswagen Oil Changes

• Full-Synthetic - This artificial motor oil requires petroleum-based resources for production, but the significant refinement, modifiers, and additives make it artificial. It delivers peak viscosity and thermal breakdown resistance up to 10,000 miles in normal conditions.
• Conventional - The automotive industry adopted this combustion engine lubricant as the standard when consumers increasingly purchased vehicles in the post-WWII era. Conventional motor oil provides sufficient lubrication for many combustion engines and is the most budget-friendly oil available. Be sure to get conventional oil changes every 3,000 to 5,000 miles.
• Semi-Synthetic - This motor oil has a unique, blended composition with features of conventional and full-synthetic oils. The resulting motor oil has a thinner viscosity and longer-lasting performance than conventional but at a reduced price than full-synthetic. Volkswagen owners with higher-mile engines often switch from conventional to semi-synthetic for enhanced engine protection and life.
• Diesel - Some Volkswagen owners find diesel engines better when they want lower maintenance costs, extended fuel range, and greater torque. Diesel engines require a special oil with enhanced anti-friction additives. Volkswagen recommended diesel oil changes every 10,000 miles.