Collection: Greases

Automotive greases – ceramic, lithium, bearing and moving-part greases

Grease reduces friction and wear, but no single product is suitable for every vehicle component. This category includes ceramic and lithium greases, PTFE-containing products, bearing greases and specialist assembly lubricants. Products differ in consistency and resistance to heat, water and loads.

Which grease should you choose for bearings?

Match the grease to the bearing design, operating conditions and manufacturer's guidance. Markings such as EP2 or NLGI describe certain properties but do not guarantee compatibility with every bearing. Many modern automotive bearings are factory-sealed and cannot be regreased.

Ceramic, lithium or PTFE grease?

These products have different formulations and purposes. Ceramic grease may be intended for particular high-temperature locations, lithium grease for selected moving joints and PTFE products for applications specified by their manufacturers. Do not select a grease solely by the name of an additive.

Can grease be used on brakes?

Only when it is approved for the particular service point of the braking system. Never lubricate discs, pads or friction surfaces. An unsuitable product around seals, guides or rubber components may impair brake performance.

Before buying, check operating temperature, chemical resistance, compatibility with rubber and plastics, and packaging format: tube, tub or aerosol.