Had to do a oil change on my F550 front diff. Ordered the SEVERE GEAR 80W-90 in the Easy pack.. The Easy pack made filling the diff back with fluid 100% easer and less mess/ waist. Highly recommend

New package makes installation a breeze!!!

I think that the AMSOIL flexible container is literally the best thing ever. For those hard to reach applications where a normal 946ml rigid bottle can't get to without using pump. Just squeeze the oil in and done, no mess and no pump!. Another plus is the the overall plastic waste footprint is much less than a rigid bottle. Less waste in the application and less waste for disposal!. I can't say enough about the quality of the oil and how far superior the packaging application is.

This stuff is way better than the Lucas I was using in my oil bath axle trailers. Time will tell if it really is better.

Great gear oil have noticed a 3 mpg increase in my wife’s Jeep Wrangler with nothing else being changed. I did both front and rear differentials. Also it doesn’t smell awful like most gear oil which is nice.

I’ve always used Severe Gear Oil in all of my differentials and I’ve never had an issue; after 50k, it still looks clear and viscous. The squeeze bottles make the drain and fill process even easier. Spend the extra money for the piece of mind and go Amsoil.

You had your way to I haven't is gear will into the front differential on my F250 4x4 and boy did it make it feel so much better.

I use Amsoil in every engine I have including lawnmowers, farm tractors and my classic cars and have for years. Never had a problem with Amsoil products.

Trans shifts better with amsoil

I run this in everything from my bush hogs on up. Its hard to beat.

I use only amsoil oils and fluids in all my 4 wheelers and side by sides

Changed the diff fluids in my jk to this, Dana 44's

Use this on gear box on John Deere mower lower heat and great lube

I use it for my diffs in my Wrangler that I take off roading allot, amsoil treats me well!!

It's a gear oil... I just poured it in about a week ago. Can't really say anything yet. I suppose it does what it should. I actually overfilled the rear differential because my truck was on the hill when I changed the oil, so I wanted to make it right and parked on the leveled surface today and unscrewed the fill plug. About 6 oz of oil came out. I noticed its color and translucency changed after a week of driving. It was noticeably darker. About 150 miles. But to me it means that synthetic stuff cleans the dirt and residue that was left there from my old conventional oil. I might need to do another differential change shortly then I expected. But after that second change - I would leave it alone for a loooong time....