[WarpathEngineering]

Anyone have any good-bad experiences with WalMart SuperTech Gear Oils? I know that there was a couple of web searches which pulled up fines against Walmart for sub-standard viscosities in their gear oils a couple of years ago but.... If you believe everything you read on the bottle it seems to meet all the standards, the synthetic is approved by GM and it says that it's made in the USA for Walmart. One website says that it's actually made by Quaker State.

 

[bakertime]

Yeah, I'll betcha it's a normal oil manufacturer that makes it for them. I haven't had any personal experience though, so I'm not of much help!

If you're on the fence, just get the good stuff, because it's not worth a few bucks on cheap fluids when it means the health of your vehicle.

 

[mrmanners]

Before you buy, check out this Gear Oil Study.

If I can help with AMSOIL Severe Gear oil or anything else AMSOIL has to offer for your Dmax or other vehicle, just PM me.

Take care,

 

[CHYKYNLIPS]

it may be made by a big name but i have always thought that it will not be the same quality as the companys flagship product. Im sure there are reasons they can sell it for cheaper and i doubt its eating cost just to sell more (which can benefit in some cases) but instead, its probably lesser quality that is cheaper to manufacture.

 

[BUBBA3M]

I just changed boths diffs with the AMSOIL Severe Gear 75W-90 thanks to Big Daddy Diesel. I am very pleased with the results. The crap that came out of there is what I was disappointed with. I don't do Walmart so not much help here.

 

[chad]

you get what you pay for

 

[stpierres]

works just fine for me... super tech 75-90synthetic I think they sell? I'm running it currently and haven't had any problems other than a crap wheel seal. Not Walmarts fault.