I searched the web far and wide, and there are zero specs on the RE oil filter---anywhere. So, I went to Walmart and brought the old RE filter with me, and compared it to several different sizes available at the store. I settled on the Mobil 1 M1-107A. The thread shaft width and gasket diameter seem to be an exact match, and it seemed to screw on perfectly. I changed the oil and filter, warmed it up, and took a short ride around town. Nothing leaking so far, engine seems to be performing and sounding right. I'm not sure if it was just my imagination or not, but it seemed to achieve greater speeds this time around while at lower RPMs.

Pros: no leaks, good performance

Part number: M1-107A

Mobil › Engine oil

tojones 22 Jun 2019, 00:00

Rating 5.0

Engine noise:

Mobil 1 Synthetic. im at 291k mi. no internal engine repairs. drive i hard every day. i change about every 6k mi. along with factory filter.

Pros: no internal engine repairs, durable with hard driving

Vehicle: Volkswagen Jetta

Mileage: 468318 km

Mobil › Engine oil

surfstar 21 Jun 2019, 01:52

Rating 5.0

Mobil 1 0w40 why? its the cheapest 502 rated oil I can find.

Pros: cheapest 502 rated oil

Mobil › Engine oil

mls2756 21 Jun 2019, 00:22

Rating 5.0

I have a 2014 Audi A5 2.0T owned new since July 2014 and have done about half of the oil changes the car has had, myself. I have 61,000 miles now and the engine remains completely healthy as far as I know, with negligible oil consumption. My car has an electronic display virtual dipstick, not a physical one, and it takes several thousand miles before the oil level dips below "max" by "one notch" on the gauge picture. This type of Mobil 1 is 0W-40, which does meet VW 502. I never was able to tell any difference in feel or economy between the 2 weights of oil even though the Mobil supposedly should be a bit thinner at cold temperatures.

Pros: negligible oil consumption, engine remains healthy

Cons: no difference in feel

Vehicle: Audi A5

Mileage: 98170 km

Mobil › Engine oil

White VW 18 Jun 2019, 21:57

Rating 4.0

I've used Mobil 1 since 1986 in my other vehicles, but I don't want any issues with VW should there be an engine failure. Once out of warranty, I can buy the same oil for less at Walmart.

Pros: less expensive at Walmart

Mobil › Oil filter

cwp2017wrx 2 May 2019, 16:17

Rating 5.0

I've been using mobile 1 5w30 with mobile 1 filter.

Vehicle: Subaru

Mobil › Oil filter

Zealootnic 27 Mar 2019, 15:26

Rating 5.0

Leaks:
Smell/smoke:
Warning light:

0w20 Mobil one synthetic and Mobil one filter since 50,000 km to now 205,000km on my 2014 mazda3. Engine runs great.

Pros: engine runs great

Vehicle: Mazda 3

Mileage: 205000 km

Mobil › Engine oil

Aphroditaeum 16 Mar 2019, 15:18

Rating 5.0

Engine noise:

My 2001 330i loves Mobil 1 0w-40

Been running it for years on the stuff .

Pros: loves Mobil 1

Vehicle: BMW

Mobil › Engine oil

NeilCM 29 Jan 2019, 14:22

Rating 4.5

I use Mobil 1 European Car Formula 0W-40. This meets VW 502.00 specs and has a slightly wider multigrade range that suits the climate where I live: it'll be -15°F overnight this week, but well up into the nineties in summer. This Mobil 1 is also readily available almost anywhere, and was also approved for our previous BMW 525i and is for the Audi Q5 that's replaced it, so using the same oil for both simplifies my automotive life.

Pros: wider multigrade range, readily available

Mobil › Oil filter

CompWizrd 27 Jan 2019, 19:58

Rating 5.0

Mobil 1 full synth, or castrol full here as well, and usually their filters.. Yearly oil changes for me by my driving, and I change the filter every oil change instead of every other

Pros: full synthetic, yearly changes

Vehicle: Honda Fit