Should I use Lubegard Red?

[nicholas]

I believe that LG Red, also provides extra lubrication to the valve bodies - and returns the gaskets inside the trans to somewhat original condition.

I have used it in almost every car we have owned - most recently a 2009 Audi A4 Quarto - with amazing results. This stuff is one of the few real deals out in a world of snake oils and celebrity endorsed products.

 

[MileHigh18]

Well my Trailblazer is definitely shifter much smoother, but I'm not sure it's the LubeGard or the fact that I've replaced nearly all of the atf with new Maxlife.

 

[01rangerxl]

Originally Posted By: nicholas
I believe that LG Red, also provides extra lubrication to the valve bodies - and returns the gaskets inside the trans to somewhat original condition.

I have used it in almost every car we have owned - most recently a 2009 Audi A4 Quarto - with amazing results. This stuff is one of the few real deals out in a world of snake oils and celebrity endorsed products.


That's why I gave it a shot. My truck has never had shifting problems, and is in a "safe" year range, but the larger family of transmissions is known to have valve body issues at higher miles. At this point, the truck doesn't owe me a thing, so I'm willing to try additives other than just straight up Mercon V, and also, I have never heard of a Lubegard product causing damage. This isn't like asking if a sodium silicate coolant stop leak is a good idea.