Master Oil
Established by Mr. Ghiasuddin Ahmed, Master Oil is one of Pakistan’s pioneers in high-quality lubricant manufacturing. Based in Keamari, Karachi, our state-of-the-art blending facility produces up to 18,000 metric tons annually, serving the automotive, industrial, and government sectors nationwide.
Master Plus 300
Price range: ₨ 940 through ₨ 171,175
Master Plus 500
Price range: ₨ 4,300 through ₨ 10,650
Master Plus 300
Price range: ₨ 940 through ₨ 171,175
Master Plus 500
Price range: ₨ 4,300 through ₨ 10,650
Master Plus 300
Price range: ₨ 940 through ₨ 171,175
Master Plus 500
Price range: ₨ 4,300 through ₨ 10,650
Master Plus 100 (Golden Color)
Price range: ₨ 3,000 through ₨ 137,350
Master Plus 300
Price range: ₨ 940 through ₨ 171,175
Master Plus 500
Price range: ₨ 4,300 through ₨ 10,650
Master Plus 100 (Golden Color)
Price range: ₨ 3,000 through ₨ 137,350
Master Super Diesel Engine Oil
Price range: ₨ 940 through ₨ 171,175
Master Plus 500
Price range: ₨ 4,300 through ₨ 10,650
Have Questions? We Have Answers.
At what interval should I change the oil in my car?
You should follow the interval recommended in your owner’s manual. As a general rule, change the oil every 5,000 km or every six months, whichever comes first.
What does the “W” mean in 15W-40?
The “W” stands for winter and indicates the oil’s ability to flow in cold temperatures.
Is Master Oil equal in quality to oils sold by multinational companies?
Yes.
What does oil do?
Oil reduces friction between metal engine parts by forming a thin protective film. This prevents metal-to-metal contact, reduces heat and wear, and enhances engine reliability and performance over time.
Which oil do I need for my car?
Using the correct oil improves performance, fuel efficiency, and engine life. Always follow your manufacturer’s specifications for viscosity and standards. The wrong oil can cause damage and increase costs. Contact Master Oil for guidance.
What does the ‘viscosity’ of an oil mean?
Viscosity refers to an oil’s thickness or resistance to flow. Thicker oils (like honey) flow slower; thinner ones (like water) flow faster. Oil must be thin enough to circulate when cold and thick enough to protect when hot. Viscosity modifiers help maintain this balance.