Valvoline - VV986 Moly-Fortified Gray Full Synthetic Grease 1 LB

I mix it with Lucas oil stabilizer for flat tappet cam prelube.

Works great!

Valvoline's Moly-Fortified Gray Full Synthetic Grease provides excellent protection against wear and corrosion. With a 14.1 oz cartridge, it delivers superior lubrication for heavy-duty applications, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliability. Its moly-fortified formula reduces friction and improves the lifespan of your equipment, making it perfect for automotive, industrial, and agricultural machinery. Keep your tools and vehicles running smoothly with this high-quality synthetic grease! 🛠️

it's decent grease and a good value.

Delivered quickly. Should work for axle bearings.

Seriously, this grease is fantastic. It's made for professional use, and let me tell you, it does everything Valvoline says it will do. My 3.5 ton hydraulic floor jack was in need of serious maintenance, so I put this grease to good use. After I wire wheeled all the surface rust in the caster wheels on my jack, I dismantled and cleaned the ball bearing wheel assemblies. I then applied a thick coating of this grease onto the wheels and all pivot points on the jack. My jack is 10 years old and it now feels like I just bought it yesterday. I bought the 1lb tub and it's very good value for the money. Valvoline makes really good automotive products, and this grease is second to none. I have been working on cars for over 10 years and this is the only automotive wheel bearing grease I will buy. It's full synthetic, and fortified with Moly, so it really helps with high pressure and heavy load applications. I would give this product 10 stars if I could.

I use this on firearms also. I like how it'll stick to whatever you apply it to, you can form a thin layer, and it stays put, yet isn't sticky like most greases so it doesn't attract dirt. It also lasts a long time, I had a gun sit for 2 years, this Valvoline grease was still the same as day one, the Lucas white lithium I used on some parts however was all gummed up. Racking the gun by hand, you can actually tell the difference it makes, the parts slide effortlessly, unlike most gun oils/lube. I've also fired rapid fire until the gun got hot enough to melt the grease, little drips of liquefied grease running out, yet after the gun cooled, there was still a nice layer of grease left. I also like Super Lube oil, nice and thick, stays where you put it, doesn't attract dirt, and slick. In my opinion and experience (4 years in the Marine Corps, years of shooting) 3 in 1 products like CLP usually fail at one. At most they can do 2 things well, either clean and protect (like CLP) or lubricate and protect (most simple oils/greases like this product). Things that clean well have to be thin, highly solvent (which means high evaporation), and highly penetrating (which means it creeps away from where you need it to lubricate). That's why I use a dedicated lubricant, a dedicated cleaner, and often a dedicated protector.

I replaced the front disk brakes on my 2002 Tacoma and packed the bearings with this. Smooth operating ever since!