I have a 4x8 trailer I have used Pennzoil red grease. I grabbed a tub of supertech red grease. I just packed the bearings and put new seals in the hubs. I was wandering what people use and has anyone used supertech grease..
what do you pack your bearings with?
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AS long as it says good for wheeel bearings your good to go.
I've been using Valvoline Synpower and I couldn't find my new tub, so I used Redline..
"Valvoline Moly-Fortified Multi-Purpose Grease Ford" is what I use for everything. Never had a problem.
I used Valvoline Durablend because it mentions Ford as well as almost every other car manufacturer.
I've used Valvoline's red bearing grease, and Coastal (Warren) yellow bearing grease.
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I have not used supertech.
For wheel bearings, Mystik JT-6 High Temp.
For wheel bearings, Mystik JT-6 High Temp.
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I used Valvoline Durablend because it mentions Ford as well as almost every other car manufacturer.
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I use Valvoline Durablend for all my wheel/axle bearing and chassis needs on anything from a Packard to modern cars.
I used Valvoline Durablend because it mentions Ford as well as almost every other car manufacturer.
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I use Valvoline Durablend for all my wheel/axle bearing and chassis needs on anything from a Packard to modern cars.
All Purpose Grease should not be used for all purposes. It's best to use specific grease for each application. For instance a bearing grease has additives that resist thinning due to heat. A marine grease has additives that resist water.
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