BRX Elite Full Synthetic dexos1™ is formulated from select synthetic base stocks and advanced additive technology approved by General Motors to meet their new Global Motor Oil Specification. BRX Elite Full Synthetic dexos1™ provides aggressive resistance to sludge formation and varnish deposits during stop-and-go driving. Premium synthetic formulation delivers excellent oxidation stability and low volatility properties, resulting in reduced oil consumption between services. BRX Elite Full Synthetic dexos1™ is recommended for turbocharged or naturally aspirated gasoline-powered and flex-fuel passenger cars, hybrid vehicles, light trucks, and sport utility vehicles. It exceeds new car warranty requirements as defined by GM dexos1™ Gen 3, API SP Resource Conserving and ILSAC GF-6A. Always consult your owner’s manual for recommendations.
APPLICATIONS
- Warranty compliant for all vehicles requiring a licensed dexos1™ engine oil.
- Licensed under API SP Resource Conserving and ILSAC GF-6A; backwards compatible with all prior specs.
API and ILSAC specs
- Ford WSS-M2C962-A (0W-20), Ford WSS-M2C961-A (5W-30).
- Chrysler MS-6395.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Approved and licensed for GM warranty service as a dexos™1 – Gen 3 motor oil.
- Exceeds API SP Resource Conserving and ILSAC GF-6A standards.
- Formulated with synthetic base stocks for maximum resistance to thermal breakdown.
- Optimum oxidation stability and volatility properties reduce oil consumption between services.
- Advanced additive technology provides added resistance to sludge formation and piston deposits.
- Meets service fill requirements of JAMA member OEM’s.
BENEFITS
- Optimum wear protection as established in dexos1, API, and ILSAC testing.
- Superior protection from LSPI (Low-Speed Pre-Ignition).
- Optimum fuel economy.
- Excellent low-temperature performance for cold starts.
- Protects vehicle emission systems.
- Advanced shear stability and low volatility properties support extended service intervals.
- Outstanding wear performance.
- Maximum engine protection.
