Reviews of VALVOLINE gear oil

Valvoline has their hypoids available in handy-dandy squeeze to dispense bags that let you fill the case up without spilling anything.

Lo de \"valvulina\" es de tralla. El Valvoline, era un aceite de alta densidad,\u00a0 (SAE 90 -140 ) que se utilizaba por esa marca para los diferenciales y antiguas cajas de pi\u00f1ones rectos o sin sincronizadores.

I use Valvoline 75w 90 on my 2022 Highlander all-wheel-drive so far so.

Valvoline full synthetic 75W-90 has been my go to on my 2020 Highlander. GL-5 spec and one pouch is just enough to do both the transfer case and rear differential.

Diffs and transfer case are synthetic Valvoline.

I've used valvoline synthetic 75-90 for 6 years, two changes with no issues, $15 at walmart with squeezy bags or $12 at napa. Did mine yesterday, had about 50k / 3 years since my last change and honestly, they didn't need changed

I just ordered 6 quarts of Valvoline VPS 75W-90. According to my oil test guy he claims its the #1 in shear strength currently.

I like the Valvoline synthetic. I've tried Amsoil. It was ok, but not any better than Valvoline. BTW, Valvoline meets more specifications than Mobil 1, so I'd stick with Valvoline.