Article first published Wednesday 4th May 2016 12:00
Firstly it should be mentioned is that if you find your oil levels are depleting then it is either down to oil consumption or an oil leak.
Article first published Wednesday 30th Mar 2016 10:00
Article first published Tuesday 16th Feb 2016 16:20
The most obvious answer to this question is that gear oil is generally intended for use in manual gear boxes and transmission fluid is for automatic transmissions. However, as is always the case with automotive lubricants, there are exceptions to this rule. In order to fully understand what the differences are between the fluids, we first have to take a look at the key differences between gearboxes and transmissions.
Article first published Tuesday 9th Feb 2016 15:45
Oil is the bread and butter of what we do at Granville. We love the stuff and we love making sure that when you pick up your oil off the shelf you know you are making the right choice for your vehicle.And you know we go on and on about why its important for you to make sure you have the right oil for the job but please, humor me once more as I take you through everything you need to know about engine oil.
Article first published Wednesday 13th Jan 2016 11:00
Ask the average motorist and it’s likely they will know how and where to check their oil and coolant level but ask about transmission fluid and they might not be so savvy.
Article first published Monday 4th Jan 2016 11:30
In response to popular demand, Granville is pleased to announce a new edition to the growing lubricant range.
Article first published Wednesday 21st Oct 2015 08:00
The folks at Granville have been busy again and are pleased to announce the release of the latest addition to their growing Hypalube range. Hypalube PD 5W/40 is formulated to meet the requirements of VW 505.01 for use in Pumpe Duse engines.
Article first published Tuesday 14th Jul 2015 02:00
Grab your average bottle of motor oil off the shelf in your local retailer and you're confronted with a whole lot of jargon, acronyms and random numbers which will probably mean very little to you unless you're in the know. And let's face it, your owner's manual isn't much more help either. Sure it might give you a list of numbers and letters that translate into an oil spec that's suitable for your vehicle, but wouldn't you like to know what it all really means?
Article first published Tuesday 14th Jul 2015 02:00
Healthy oil makes for a healthy engine but it's not always obvious when your engine is a little under the weather. Luckily, symptoms of some engine problems are often visible by the condition of the oil. Here is a rundown of the problems your engine may have if you discover these symptoms during your next oil check.