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Question for you guys My son owns a 2021 VW that requires 0W-20 508Spec oil. His first two oil changes were free from the dealer but it’s time for the third oil change. Looking for oils that meet the VW 508 spec Any ideas ??? Thanks

I buy only Top Tier 95% of the time. Only buy unbranded gas when there’s no other choice.

If you haven’t made a change yet Wait for the results that SubieRubyRoo will post soon. Lots of info to pick from

Thanks I understand motor oil used samples but this is my first gear oil sample So anybody’s thoughts are appreciated very much

2018 Ford F250 4WD rear diff gear oil change 50K on Redline 75/140. At the time of change the truck had about 92K total miles Let me know what you guys think Thanks

Looks good to me !! QS looking good

This to will die on the vine. GM want sell enough to justify the investment cost long term. It’s a lost cause

Not familiar with Toyota oil Is this a blend or Synthetic ???

The Subaru sample is just for you !!

Yes sir It’s the same piece !!

Hey I was wrong It’s a 75W-90 It’s the quart of Pennzoil I have that’s 80W-90

The most interesting sample I’m gonna send ya is a quart of Shell Spirax 80w-90 It’s synthetic Price is cheap compared to other synthetic brands

I’ll send ya something soon Thanks

Do you have any factory gear oil to sample like Motorcraft GM Mopar Toyota…etc ??? If not I’d be glad to supply a quart Be interesting to see what the factory’s are installing

Hello sir Any other brand you looking for to add to the list ??

I don’t think there’s a ton of difference in most rear gear oils to be honest I think the biggest problem is 90% of owners don’t or never change the rear diff So anything new to the rear gear is a welcome site !!!👍👍

All done Sample ready to mail As far as color the Redline looks really good after 50K miles So we’ll see in a few days

Draining RL 75-140 gear oil tomorrow and sending off a UOA Be interesting info

I no longer see the Top Tier sticker on the pumps at my local EXXON/Mobil stations where I live. Shell still has them on the pumps