Valvoline Oil Company VV825 85W140 Gear Oil 1 Quart

Product Description

The VALVOLINE OIL COMPANY VV825 is an extreme pressure gear lubricant formulated with quality base oils and superior additives. Rated 85W140, it is engineered to protect gear sets operating under severe temperature swings, shock loads, high torque, high speed, and high horsepower conditions. It resists scuffing, scouring, corrosion, and pitting to extend gear life in demanding service. This product is packaged in a one-quart container and is used by fleet mechanics, drivetrain technicians, and equipment service professionals who require a high-load gear oil meeting 85W140 viscosity requirements.

The VV825 85W140 gear oil is suited for differentials, manual transmissions, and gear drives in heavy-duty trucks, off-highway equipment, and industrial machinery where extreme pressure protection is required. It performs across wide temperature ranges, making it appropriate for both high-heat and cold-start conditions in high-load applications. Technicians working on axles, final drives, and transfer cases in commercial or severe-duty service environments will find this viscosity grade appropriate for OEM-specified 85W140 applications.

Key Features

• Extreme pressure formulation protects against shock loads, scuffing, and scouring
• 85W140 viscosity grade suits high-torque, high-speed, and high-horsepower drivetrain applications
• Superior additive package provides corrosion and pitting resistance
• Quality base oil blend supports performance across severe temperature ranges
• Packaged in a one-quart container for single-service or top-off use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style 85W140 extreme pressure gear lubricant for differentials, manual transmissions, and gear drives in heavy-duty and severe-duty applications where this viscosity grade is specified.

Installation Notes

Gear oil service should be performed by a qualified drivetrain or fleet technician following the equipment manufacturer's service intervals. Drain and refill procedures require the gear housing to be at safe handling temperature before service. Always consult the OEM service manual for fill capacity and drain plug torque specifications before beginning service. Dispose of used gear oil in accordance with local environmental regulations.