Triple QX Semi Synthetic 10W-40 Engine Oil 5L is a semi synthetic 10W-40 engine oil from Triple QX, supplied in a 5L pack. It meets ACEA A3/B4, API CF, API SN.
Triple QX is a professional-grade lubricant brand blended in the UK to meet manufacturer specifications and used daily by garages and workshops across the country.
Specifications at a glance
| Brand |
Triple QX |
| Product |
Triple QX Semi Synthetic |
| Viscosity grade |
10W-40 |
| Oil type |
Semi Synthetic |
| Pack size |
5L can |
| Industry specifications |
ACEA A3/B4; API CF; API SN |
| Also meets or recommended for |
FIAT 9.55535-D2; FIAT 9.55535-G2; MB 229.1; RENAULT RN0700; Renault RN0710; VW 501.01; VW 505.00 |
| Part number |
521776011 |
Suitable for
Use where the vehicle manufacturer calls for FIAT 9.55535-D2; FIAT 9.55535-G2; MB 229.1; RENAULT RN0700; Renault RN0710; VW 501.01; VW 505.00. Commonly used in Volkswagen, Audi, SEAT and Skoda, Mercedes-Benz, Renault, Dacia and Nissan, Fiat, Alfa Romeo and Jeep vehicles. Always confirm the grade against your owner's handbook or service schedule before use, as requirements vary between engines of the same model.
Key benefits
- Semi-synthetic blend gives better protection than a mineral oil at an everyday price.
- ACEA A3/B4: a full-SAPS specification for high-performance petrol and diesel engines without particulate filters, with strong protection at extended drain intervals.
- API CF: an API category covering diesel engines in passenger cars and light vans.
- API SN: a modern API petrol engine category that offers strong deposit control and protection for emissions systems.
Frequently asked questions
Is Triple QX Semi Synthetic 10W-40 right for my car?
Look in your handbook or on the oil filler cap for the specification codes listed above, such as ACEA A3/B4. If your vehicle lists one of them, this oil meets the requirement. If you are unsure, send us your registration number and we will confirm the correct grade.
What does 10W-40 mean?
The first number (10W) describes how easily the oil flows when cold, so a lower number means easier cold starts. The second number describes the oil's thickness at normal running temperature. Always use the grade your manufacturer specifies.
How much oil will I need?
Most petrol and diesel cars take between 4 and 6 litres for a full oil change, so a 5L pack covers a typical service with some left for top-ups. Check your handbook for the exact capacity including the filter.
Supplied sealed in the manufacturer's original packaging and dispatched from the UK by Nitroma Lubricants.