Original Mopar Engine Oil MaxPro Plus 10W-30

Mopar MaxPro Plus 10W-30 Engine Oil is designed to provide improved fuel efficiency, engine cleanliness and ethanol compatibility for your Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or RAM.

The engine oil meets the API SN and ILSAC GF-4 performance standard.

Approved for Chrysler Material Standard MS-6395.
Chrysler only recommends oils for its vehicles that are API certified and meet MS-6395.

Mopar comparison numbers: 68218930AA, 68218930AB, 68218930AA, 68218930AB, 68218930AC, 68218931AA, 68218931AB, 68218931AC, 4761839MA, 04761839MB, 05166242CA, 5166242CA, 68224345CA, 68218930CA, 68218931CA, 68218932CA, 68524000AA, 68524000CA, 68854005AA, 68854005CA

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Why is choosing the right engine oil so important?

Basically, oil keeps your engine running. It also performs a number of other functions that help extend the life of your vehicle:

• Friction reduction
  Engine oil lubricates your engine and ensures that all components of your engine function smoothly and that little energy is lost through friction in the engine. This reduces wear on engine parts and extends the life of your engine.
• Engine cleaning
  Particles can accumulate in the engine during normal use. As the engine oil circulates, it picks up dust and debris and passes them to the engine oil filter, which keeps them away from the engine components.
• Rust and corrosion protection
  Most engine oils contain additives that prevent rust and corrosion from forming in the engine. Oxidation weakens engine parts and can cause them to wear out faster. Preventing rust helps the engine run longer.
• Heat reduction
  Your engine can get quite hot, and if it gets too hot, it can malfunction. Engine oil circulates throughout the engine and ensures that heat is dissipated to cooler parts of the engine.
• Weather tolerance
  Certain oils are optimised for performance in extreme weather conditions. They ensure engine starting even in cold weather and limit volume loss due to burn-off in hot weather.
• Improved performance
  When your engine is running smoothly, it requires less energy to operate, saving fuel. Reducing engine resistance can also lead to better energy transfer in the engine, giving you more power for your needs.