They focused on synthetic oils because of their molecular structure. Since it is synthesized, they have control over its composition and results in even particles for less wear on an engine’s parts.

It starts with the Premium X7 Fully Synthetic Gasoline Engine Oil that’s available in 5W-30 and 5W-40. There’s also a 0W-20 that’s specially formulated for gasoline-hybrid cars and start-stop engines. The Mega X6 Synthetic Tech that has a 10W-40 viscosity provides strong protection against wear and friction while maintaining the cleanliness of the engine to keep its best performance.

SUVs have the Premium X7 Fully Synthetic Diesel Engine Oil in 5W-30 and 5W-40 viscosities while commercial vehicles have the Mega D6 Synthetic in 10W-40 variation.

2-wheels also have something for their steeds. There’s the Premium M7 Fully Synthetic 10W-40 for high-performance motorcycles with wet-clutch systems. Scooters have their own M7 Fully Synthetic Scooter Engine Oil 10W-40 and the Hi-Performance Scooter Gear Oil SAE 85W-90 for lubrication and wear protection of their gearing system.

All of their lubricants meet the current highest global standards. They have ratings from the American Petroleum Institute (API), the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA), Japanese Automotive Standards Organization (JASO), and International Lubricants Standardization and Approval Committee (ILSAC).

The gasoline engine oils meet API SQ and ILSAC GF-7, the Mega X6 is API SP, the diesel oils for SUV meet ACEA C3, while the commercial diesel oils conform to API CK-4. The motorcycle oils conform to JASO MA2 SP and MB SP for the scooter, and GL-4 rating for the scooter gear oil.

Bosch’s lineup of lubricants are available in 1-liter and 4-liter packaging, with only the scooter gear oil in 100 ml. They are available in Bosch Car Service, Bosch Modules Partner Workshops, automotive and motorcycle parts retail stores, local workshops, and their official shops in Lazada and Shopee.