Petronas lubricants for Maruti Suzuki

Malaysia's Petronas, one of the leading lubricants company in the world, has signed up with Maruti Suzuki (MSIL) as their 'Genuine Lubricant Partner' for the supply of MGDO 5W40 for diesel vehicles.

Through this partnership, Petronas will gain access to Maruti Suzuki's entire network of sales and service, apart from supplying the product in 'bazaar' trade. This gives Petronas a huge reach considering that MSIL has the largest network in the country - a total of 3,100-plus service outlets running across the country. Parallel to this arrangement, Petronas has come out with the customised Petronas Syntium 3000 SZ MGDO 5W40 for Maruti Suzuki.

The lubricant is formulated for the latest generation diesel engines and is especially designed for full service life in extended drain conditions.

Tags: Petronas, Suzuki, Maruti Suzuki, Oils, motor oil, cars, Lubricants

Tuesday, 09 December 2014 07:32

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