Engine oil type & capacity finder

Look up the right oil viscosity and capacity (quarts and liters) for your exact year and engine - or browse the oil capacity chart of common vehicles below.

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Engine oil capacity chart

Oil grade and capacity (with filter) for the most-searched US vehicles (latest year we have verified, primary engine). Capacity varies by engine and year - use the finder for yours.

VehicleOil gradeCapacity
Toyota Camry0W-205.7 qt
Toyota Corolla0W-204.4 qt
Toyota RAV40W-204.5 qt
Toyota 4Runner0W-206.4 qt
Honda Civic0W-304 qt
Honda CR-V0W-303.7 qt
Honda Accord0W-203.7 qt
Ford F-1505W-206 qt
Ford Escape0W-204.3 qt
Chevrolet Silverado 15005W-306 qt
Chevrolet Equinox0W-204.2 qt
Nissan Rogue0W-204.9 qt
Nissan Altima5W-305 qt
Jeep Grand Cherokee5W-3010 qt
Subaru Outback0W-204.4 qt
Hyundai Elantra5W-304.4 qt
Kia Sorento5W-305.1 qt

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Frequently asked

How much oil does my car take?

Enter your year, make, model, and engine in the finder above for the exact capacity in quarts and liters. Most cars take 4 to 6 quarts with a filter change; larger engines take more.

What kind of oil does my car need?

Most modern engines use a synthetic grade like 0W-20 or 5W-30, but the exact viscosity is set by your manufacturer and varies by engine. Use the finder to get the grade for your car.

Is the oil capacity with or without a filter change?

The capacity we list is the amount with a new oil filter installed. If you do not change the filter, you will usually add slightly less. Always check the dipstick after refilling.