Furthermore, can I use 5w instead of 0w?
Motors oils like this 5W-30 are also very widely used and most times general accepted by machine users especially car users instead of the 0W-20 is that they can function very well in all but highly extreme cold and hot temperatures.
One may also ask, what is the difference between 0w and 5w? Because a 0w oil gets it's status from it being able to pass the cold cranking test at an even lower -35C, this would mean it will flow better under any circumstances. So when it's -10C, the 0w oil will still flow faster than the 5w oil will.
Thereof, is 0w or 5w thicker?
Some 0w-30 are actually thicker than 5w-30 oils, the difference is the pumpabililty and being able to flow easier in cold/ambient temperatures.
Is it okay to use 0w30 instead of 5w30?
As far as I'm concerned, 0w30 should be the new 5w30. The only reason I do not use 0w30 in my cars is price. It has better cold cranking properties but should be the same at operating temp, as a 5w30. No reason to not use it in your Nissan.