OILS

Engine oil is the lifeblood of your car’s engine. It lubricates the moving parts within the engine, minimizing friction and wear. It also helps cool the engine by absorbing and carrying away heat generated by combustion. Additionally, it suspends dirt and contaminants, preventing them from harming the engine’s delicate components.

Using the right engine oil for your car is crucial for maintaining its performance, fuel efficiency, and longevity. Regularly changing your engine oil and filter is essential to remove impurities and ensure optimal lubrication.

Transmission oil lubricates the gears and other components within the transmission, ensuring smooth shifting and efficient power transfer from the engine to the wheels. It also helps cool the transmission and protects it from wear and tear.

Just like engine oil, using the correct transmission oil for your vehicle is vital for its smooth operation and longevity. Neglecting to change transmission fluid can lead to shifting problems, increased wear, and even transmission failure.

Similar to engine oil, but often formulated differently to handle the specific demands of motorcycles, like higher RPMs and shared sump systems (lubricating both engine and transmission).

Critical for motorcycle engines and transmissions, as they typically operate under higher stress and temperatures compared to cars. Using the wrong oil can cause significant damage.

Specially formulated to withstand the harsh marine environment, including saltwater, corrosion, and extreme temperatures. Lubricates and protects marine engines, gearboxes, and other components.

Essential for reliable operation and longevity of marine engines in challenging environments. Regular oil changes are crucial due to potential contamination from water and salt.

• Differential Oil: Lubricates gears and bearings in the differential, which distributes power to the wheels.
• Power Steering Fluid: Facilitates smooth steering operation by transmitting hydraulic pressure.
• Brake Fluid: Essential for transferring hydraulic pressure in the braking system, enabling effective braking.