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Rotella T6 5w-40 is absolutely fine, and readily available at a good price. I ran it for 100k with both short work commutes and longer weekend trips towing.

Exactly! Never safe to assume.

They should use it! However, the dealer I bought mine from used regular 15-40, (first "free" oil change) even after me having a discussion with the writer about the specific oils that were used in the 19' plus 6.7's. Luckily, I caught it on the receipt, and had it changed before leaving. It...

I am about to trade in my truck on a new one, and if they offer the "free" oil changes, I am going to try and negotiate to have them just give me the materials, and I will supply the labor. The last time I had the dealer do the "first free", they used the wrong oil even after me asking several...

2023 Can Am Defender HD 10 out: factory fill in: Rotella T6 5w40 Amsoil severe gear 75-90 in front diff Amsoil severe gear 75-140 in rear

I know I'm probably way overthinking this, but I'm trying to decide on one grease to use for a couple different purposes. The main purpose is for trailer wheel bearings. I have both a boat and a utility type trailer for towing a side by side. The majority of towing of the utility trailer is at...

Second for Green Grease.

Green Grease! Available at Autozone and probably other places as well as Amazon. That stuff is sticky! Good stuff too.

I usually get my DEF at a truck stop. they go through a lot, and at less than $3 a gallon. Plus, You get exactly how much you need. I have a 2019 Ram 2500. Be careful not to overfill, it messes up the sensors for the gauge. I found out the hard way. I usually get my fuel at the cheapest place...

Originally Posted by CT8 I wondered what caused the failure? Me too! I greased them regularly (every 2-3 months). Jacked up the trailer, and spun the wheel while greasing them. Not a fun day, that's for sure. Just glad nobody got hurt as the wheel passed me and crossed 4 lanes and launched...

Ok, so after a few phone calls, I believe the grease that's in the bearings now is Red N Tacky.

I know this may be beating a dead horse, and there's a sticky, but maybe someone can put it into simple terms. Here's my issue. I have a 6x12 utility trailer that I use to haul a Polaris Ranger. I use it once or twice a week 100 miles each way, mostly highway speeds. A couple of weeks ago, I had...