The vehicle requires 0W-30 oil, and the manufacturer recommends Quaker State. I haven’t found any Quaker State synthetic 0W-30, but Mobil1 is available. Does anyone know what the dealers are using? 
I’m trying to determine if I should provide the oil for the first change, which is a bit troublesome since it takes 6.6 quarts. The car has 2500 miles so far and will have between 4000 and 5000 miles at the time of the change. 
I don’t want to leave it up to the shop, which might decide to use 5W-30 instead. I guess I’ll drop in on them soon, check the containers they have, and decide if I can trust them. Otherwise, I’ll just bring in Mobil1. 
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The majority of dealers use 5w20 or 0w20 in quantity. Use your own oil, please. One afe or esp 0w30 mobil.
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Fram 0W30 is used by my dealer in quart containers.
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Using the right oil for your Hyundai is crucial. While Mobil 1 is a good choice, I’d double-check if it meets the exact specifications required by your car’s manual.
Some manufacturers have specific requirements beyond just the viscosity (like 0W-30).
As for the dealer, it’s always a good idea to be proactive. You can ask them directly what oil they use and if they can confirm it meets your car’s specifications.
Bringing your own oil can be a hassle, but it gives you peace of mind. If you decide to let them use their oil, make sure to clarify the type and viscosity before you leave the car.
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