04-25-2021,
85/90 stalube is $30 a gallon. Seems to be the going rate for quality gear oil. Supertech is cheaper but I don't trust it. That's just how I am though, maybe it's fine.
(04-25-2021 )tree98 Wrote: [ -> ]85/90 stalube is $30 a gallon. Seems to be the going rate for quality gear oil. Supertech is cheaper but I don't trust it. That's just how I am though, maybe it's fine.
(04-25-2021 )Redland1 Wrote: [ -> ](04-25-2021 )Chamberpains Wrote: [ -> ]That's what I've got in both my trucks trans and rears. It's found at fleetpride for a really reasonable price.
I got it for $125.62 a pail.Sound about right?
(04-25-2021 )Waterloo Wrote: [ -> ](04-25-2021 )tree98 Wrote: [ -> ]85/90 stalube is $30 a gallon. Seems to be the going rate for quality gear oil. Supertech is cheaper but I don't trust it. That's just how I am though, maybe it's fine.
Supertech is fine, made by Warren Oil, same outfit that produces products dfor Pennzoil, it meets all of the government standards and is not a recycled product. I have been using it over the Sta-Lube due to price, and when I need it, every Walmart sells it. A gallon is only $14 vs the $40 I last paid for Sta-Lube on Amazon. I'm now a Supertech fanboy, LOL!
(04-25-2021 )Redland1 Wrote: [ -> ]The supertech 80w90 I found on Walmart.com is not synthetic.Is that the right one?
(04-26-2021 )Rawze Wrote: [ -> ](04-25-2021 )Redland1 Wrote: [ -> ]The supertech 80w90 I found on Walmart.com is not synthetic.Is that the right one?
It is the one a lot of us use... Is there a particular reason you need only a synthetic? ... or is it just to make yourself feel better by spending more $$ moneys on oil?
would depend on your operations and climates that you frequent.
-- the next Q. would be "are you replacing all your gearbox oils at 250k miles (or equivalent hours) or every 2 years ... whichever comes first, usually at the same time you re-torque all your hub bearings and do all the other 250k truck maintenance ... like you should be?