No lubricant is doing it's job at 100K.Don't waste your money. If you're taking it easy and never haul anything, those fluids will last you to 100k miles easy.
I respectfully disagree. Degradation of a lubricant depends on numerous variables. So you think the wheel bearings need to be regreased before 100K miles?No lubricant is doing it's job at 100K.
I disagree. Probably not as respectively as you.I respectfully disagree. Degradation of a lubricant depends on numerous variables. So you think the wheel bearings need to be regreased before 100K miles?
You know whats funny, my brother has a 96 tacoma and has never greased, changed any fluid what so ever, except the engine oil every 10,000 miles or so with Advanced Auto 2 dollar dino oil and the vehicle has 252,000 completely trouble free miles on it. He also hauls firewood, goes 4wheeling and basically runs the shit out of this vehicle...lol. It's because of this is why I bought my Tundra.I guess define easy...
I changed my fj out at 20k, and it was black, smelled bad, and needed to be changed...
I also had an increase in mpg from then on.
I mean, it's not like we have rear diff or axle bearing issues... or front diff issues, what the hell, why even ever change it...
lol.:lol: