Emissions Regulations are Causing ZDDP (Zinc) Additives to be Pulled from the Market. What are the Alternatives? ZDDP additives have long been known for their wear protection and as a “good” engine break-in additive. However,...

We’ve told you before that the type of grease gun you use depends on the task you face. But now, we’re going to go into detail about the specific differences between lever-actuated and pistol-grip grease...

Grease guns are very handy, but they’re also aggressively handled, so it’s important to keep them in the best shape possible.

To keep the car on the road, you need to be proactive. Here are some ways to prolong your time behind the wheel.

Are Battery Powered Grease Guns Better? The quick answer: no. When it comes to grease guns, it’s more about preference, task and your budget.

Today’s standard driver doesn’t touch a grease gun until their car explicitly tells them to through the visceral moaning of a squeaky suspension. Post-greasing, the pestering may subside, but the inherent damage is already done.

Grease gun differences are marked by a grease gun’s design and its specific use. By knowing these individual differences, it will make it easier for you to choose a grease gun for a particular greasing...

Grease gun basics can mean the difference between success and failure. Therefore, it helps to know how to use the gun properly. But what exactly do we mean by grease gun basics? And what are...

Avoiding excess lubrication is important when you use a grease gun. While applying grease minimizes wear of parts and bearing, over-lubrication can reduce a component’s life expectancy. For instance, too much grease can increase running...