Mercedes Maybach 57 Oil Change Kit - 2006-12 - 6.0L Gas - 0W40 Fully Synthetic Ravenol

2006-2012     Maybach 57 Sedan - RWD w/ 6.0 Litre 36 Valve Turbocharged V12 Gasoline Engine

Maybach 62 6.0L V12 Oil Change Fluid Capacity: 10.5 liters (11.09 US Quart)

What is the Best Gasoline Engine Mercedes Oil Change Interval? Our Blauparts oil change kits are designed for the factory recommended Mercedes gasoline engine oil change intervals of up to 10,000-13,000 miles or 1 year, whichever occurs first. However depending on your driving style and conditions Blauparts recommends an earlier oil change interval such a 5,000-8,000 miles or once a year, whichever occurs first. An earlier Mercedes oil change interval is good preventative maintenance in an effort to minimize long term engine repair costs.

What Mercedes Engine Oil Type Should I Use In My Engine? We suggest always using oils that specifically indicate a Mercedes oil quality specification on the bottle (Example: MB 229.5). MB 229.5 oils have been created with your vehicles engine design and style in mind. By using Mercedes approved specification oil you will greatly improve your vehicles mechanical longevity and performance. Many engines that use generic style engine oils will most likely have premature mechanical problems later in mileage (Example: premature oil consumption, worn engine internals, blown and worn turbochargers, prematurely plugged crank ventilation and PCV systems, plugged diesel particulate filters and catalytic converters).

Mercedes Oil Changes and Warranty? Blauparts recommends that any Mercedes vehicle under factory warranty should use an engine oil with formal Mercedes approvals for the required oil specification.

What's the difference between a Mercedes motor oil that “meets” an oil specification and one that has “OEM Approval”? An oil that has an “OEM approval” has received a formal letter of approval from the car manufacturer that the oil specified can be used in their engines. An oil that “meets” an oil specification has NOT received approval from the car manufacturer and should NOT be used in their engines.