For C-class engines, it is recommended to use all-season oils. They are made on liquid seasonal oil (for example, 15W) and therefore they do not necessarily need to be changed depending on the season (summer/winter). With the help of so-called thickeners, the oil is stabilized in a hot state.
The "W" in the SAE designation means that the oil is suitable for winter use.
Easy-flowing oils are all-season oils that, along with other additives, include components to reduce the friction coefficient in the engine. The basis of easy-flowing oil is the so-called synthetic oil. When buying easy-flowing oils, you should pay attention to the fact that it is approved for use by Mercedes (marking on container).
No additional lubricants of any kind may be added to either fuel or lubricating oils.
Lubrication system — general description (Mercedes-Benz C-Class W202)
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