Total Oil Australia, a division of energy giant Total, will exhibit for the first time at this year’s Brisbane Truck Show.
The company will be showcasing its range of heavy-duty vehicle products including engine oils, automatic and manual transmission oils, axle oils, brake fluid, coolants and other related products.
A key offering of its lubricants range is the Total Rubia Works 4000 15W-40 heavy duty diesel engine oil. It was developed to ensure optimum performance and protection for vehicles operating for long periods under demanding conditions. This includes in high load, start and stop applications and in hot and dusty environments.
Designed for modern diesel engines, Total Rubia Works 4000 15W-40 features a low ash content and is ideal for use in vehicles with either diesel particulate filter (DPF) or selective catalytic reduction (SCR) emission control systems to prevent clogging, and to extend post-treatment system durability.
In addition, the product also provides extended drain interval in line with manufacturer’s recommendations, while maintaining its viscosity to offer long-term wear protection for operators. These product attributes aim to help lower the total cost of ownership.
The products have gone through extensive research and development to meet exacting OEM standards and have gained over 200 approvals from heavy vehicle equipment manufacturers including Scania, MAN, Volvo, Renault, as well as engine manufacturers Cummins and Detroit Diesel.
Total Oil Australia national sales and marketing manager Rhyse Moore says the team is looking forward to it first Brisbane Truck Show.
“The strength and benefits in our product line up, our specialist service approach and successful partnerships within industries similar to heavy duty transport, underwrites our focus and desire to build lasting relationships and become a key player within this segment,” Moore says.
*To view the Total Rubia range and to discuss your requirements with the company’s experts, visit Stand 314 on the Plaza Level at this year’s Brisbane Truck show from 13 to 16 May.
