Lucas Oil 10045 Heavy Duty SAE 85W-140 Gear Oil - 1 Gallon

If you're reading this you have way too much time on your hands just buy the stuff!

Great oil to put in my axels. Helps with towing and off roading. Smells like dog doo.

You get what you pay for

What can I say... It's gear oil. I trust the Lucas Oil brand, and, the price is great. Nice to have some of this on the shelf for top-offs, etc. I used this in my Toyota Tundra differentials. I also blended about 25% of the Lucas Synthetic Oil Stabilizer while I was filling them. First time doing this "blend", but since I accidentally bought the Stabilizer (I meant to buy Lucas Gear Oil), I decided to add some in. I can't really tell a difference, but it's reassuring to know there is fresh, high-quality oil in there!

This 84w-145 LUCAS gear oil is exactly what I needed for towing in my pickup rearend gears

I bought this stuff a little over a year ago and wanted to use it before I left a review I love Lucas oils on older cars because of the zinc content.I can say this stuff works great out in the desert ( Phoenix AZ normal days over 100 degrees) for classic cars I've got an early CJ5 and I'm running this in a t90 transmission and a Dana 27 and 44 axels and no problems so far this stuff runs just right for what I need it forI can't say say a yes or no for an overdrive on the T90 yet till I run it with one bit It's working great so far

It’s not the first time that I have used this gear lubricant in the gear boxes of several different implements that I attached to the tractor. I have seen. Several displays showing how this lubricant and its stickiness attaches to the gears and spreads from one gear to the next until all the gears are lubricated. Since using this lubrication, I have yet to have a gearbox fail. I don’t mind promoting success..

Fast delivery, great price, great for my 4×4s trans and txfr case