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Protects Your Gears: Fresh differential fluid lubricates internal gears, reducing friction and preventing costly metal-on-metal wear.
Improves Performance: Helps your wheels rotate smoothly during turns, improving traction and overall driving stability.
Prevents Damage & Overheating: Old differential fluid breaks down over time, causing heat buildup and internal wear. A fluid replacement keeps the differential cool and protected.
Extends Drivetrain Life: Regular service prevents premature breakdowns of one of the most expensive components in your vehicle’s drivetrain.
Eliminates Whining or Grinding Noises: Fresh fluid can reduce or eliminate noise caused by worn or contaminated gear oil.
Supports Towing & Heavy Loads: Essential for trucks or SUVs that tow, haul, or drive in rough conditions — those use the differential harder and need clean fluid to stay reliable.
Typically every 30,000–60,000 miles, depending on the vehicle, driving habits, and load.
Towing, off-roading, and heavy use may require more frequent service.
A differential service is one of the most overlooked maintenance items, but also one of the most important for long-term reliability. Replacing contaminated fluid protects your drivetrain from expensive failures — often costing thousands to repair if ignored.
Protects Your Gears: Fresh differential fluid lubricates internal gears, reducing friction and preventing costly metal-on-metal wear.
Improves Performance: Helps your wheels rotate smoothly during turns, improving traction and overall driving stability.
Prevents Damage & Overheating: Old differential fluid breaks down over time, causing heat buildup and internal wear. A fluid replacement keeps the differential cool and protected.
Extends Drivetrain Life: Regular service prevents premature breakdowns of one of the most expensive components in your vehicle’s drivetrain.
Eliminates Whining or Grinding Noises: Fresh fluid can reduce or eliminate noise caused by worn or contaminated gear oil.
Supports Towing & Heavy Loads: Essential for trucks or SUVs that tow, haul, or drive in rough conditions — those use the differential harder and need clean fluid to stay reliable.
Typically every 30,000–60,000 miles, depending on the vehicle, driving habits, and load.
Towing, off-roading, and heavy use may require more frequent service.
A differential service is one of the most overlooked maintenance items, but also one of the most important for long-term reliability. Replacing contaminated fluid protects your drivetrain from expensive failures — often costing thousands to repair if ignored.