Red Line 80402 High Performance CV-2 Synthetic Grease Cartridge with Red Moly - 14 Ounce Tube

Best (CV) grease on the market. This stuff does not "bleed" like the cheap(er) greases out there. Redline makes some very good products, and this is one of their better products.

Great for repacking wheel bearrings!

Good stuff, red synthetic grease. Use it on my ball joints and spider zerks. Be forewarned, it will bleed at summer temperatures. Oh and I was able to get this just before the price increase.

Good value for this excellent grease

Excellent high-performance grease. Works perfectly for suspension and bearings, providing long-lasting lubrication and protection.

Redline products have always worked well for me. This grease seems excellent. It has not yet separated in the cartridge as did Valvoline synthetic. What a mess as the less viscous oil ran out of the cartridge and all over. The spec on this Redline grease means I can use it for most of my needs. I am slightly concerned about cold weather performance in my snowmobile application. The company said in a phone call it is compatible with black moly grease. I use it on a Ford chassis motor home, for the front end of an '04 Chevy HD Duramax and in the EZ lube bearings on a utility trailer. I am satisfied with this product.

I received this product and noticed it had been partially used, like someone took two fingers and scooped out some to test it and then decided they didn't want it and sent it back as-if it had never been opened. No biggy, however. I suspect someone discovered it wasn't compatible with a grease they were currently using. The top lid was carefully resealed with clear tape so the shipper probably didn't notice it had been used. I would be careful to not combine this grease with any other grease, or don't use it in zerks where there is already grease inside the area, but only in areas where one can completely clean out things so only this grease is involved. I like how this grease sticks to things and stays put, but yet also works OK under cold conditions. I sometimes work in temperatures under -15F and I thought this grease would be good to use in my power tools as I go about doing maintenance work on them. It seems to work well at lower temperatures. I noticed how it provides a cushion for my impact driver which didn't exist before with automotive moly grease as I move the 1/2 drive part back and forth, but yet this impact driver works well even if this might reduce its torque some this hasn't been a problem. No, the only problem of note is that THIS STUFF REALLY STINKS. If you want to get into trouble with the little woman, or the not-so-little-any-more woman of the house, just try seeing how this grease functions at higher temperatures in a pan on the stove. This will stink up the whole house far more than the usual automotive grease. It burns a little too quickly for my tastes, but maybe this is not a problem as I raised the temperature really high but then has to leave the house with my hot pan and so neglected to measure the temperature I reached due to complaints about the stink I was creating. After this stink-fest I also noticed how much my tools were smelling from using this grease, where no heat of note was involved. This bad smell is not really a problem in most cases, but in the case of using cordless tools inside a house I would stay away from using this grease for the gear case. For corded tools rarely used inside of a house, it should be fine. Also, of course, for wheel bearings, which is the main use for which I purchased this, the stink of it will not matter and should not be bothering anyone but a dog sniffing around my tires prior to doing his thing -- or perhaps NOT, given the stink this must produce for a critter with a extra good nose. I may do some tests with this grease at some point, OUTSIDE THE HOUSE, and if I do I can add an update.

Used red line grease for years gets the job done

Seems good! Time will tell!

I just put a piercing grease nipple on my Dewalt grease gun and pierced my cv boots and gave my cv joints a good greasing. I immediately cleaned the boot and put some RTV black silicone over the tiny needle pierced hole. They are quieter now. This is on a 1998 ford escort. Good waxy cv grease. I couldn't buy it in any auto parts store around here. I ordered this a 3am on a Tuesday, got it on Thursday, 3 days before delivery date, Great service Amazon.

Pricey, but your high end vehicle is worth it

great for rebuilding cv axles, worked on lubricating brake calipers too. works great bc of high melt point!

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