We’re happy to announce that our 2023 brochure is now available for download here.
We’re thrilled to announce the immediate availability of two new engine oils to our popular Gold Range, Granville FS-A and EV-16 Fully Synthetic Engine Oil!
We are pleased to welcome FS-FE 0W/20 to our popular Gold Range!
FS-FE 0W/20 is an ultra-high performance fully synthetic low viscosity engine oil using the very latest in additive technology to give ultimate engine protection and engine performance. Suitable for use in petrol & diesel engines, both turbo-charged and naturally aspirated, including vehicles with exhaust after treatment devices.
Due to an increased customer demand and more recent transmission systems holding a higher capacity, we’ve introduced our popular DCT and CVT fluid in a handy 5L size!
We are pleased to welcome two new additions to our ever-growing Gold Range, Granville FS-MB 0W/40 and FS-RX 5W/30 Fully Synthetic Engine Oil!
We’re pleased to introduce the latest member of our popular Gold Range, Granville FS-VX 0W/20 Fully Synthetic Engine oil!
With an increased customer demand and more recent transmission systems holding a capacity of 4/5 litres, we’ve introduced ATF 1375.4, ATF DVI and ATF LG6 in handy 5 litre size!
We are extremely proud to announce that Granville won the CAAR Supplier of the Year Award – Lubricant and Chemicals 2019 for the second consecutive year! This award recognises the consistently high service levels and quality products we strive to provide our customers and it is a great privilege to receive this accolade.
Granville are pleased to announce the immediate availability of our Hypalube Trade lubricant range in a convenient 20L size!
There are so many conflicting opinions on when you should be changing your motor oil but there is a very simple answer and that is…
The most important thing to remember about engine oil is that you should always use the oil recommended for your vehicle. If your user manual specifies synthetic oil then this is what you must use. However in some cases it is possible that either a mineral oil or a synthetic oil is suitable for your engine. If your engine is has no specific recommendation in terms of the base content of the motor oil then you would need to decide based on other factors.
Checking your Brake Fluid is a step which can be easily missed from your routine fluid inspection but it is certainly worth checking up on regularly as with all the fluids in your vehicle because it is vital to ensuring that your brakes work and work well when you need them to.
Granville are pleased to announce that the new look Maintenance Range is now available.
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.
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.
In response to popular demand, Granville is pleased to announce a new edition to the growing lubricant range.
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?
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.
Just as it is important to make the right choice when it comes to motor oil, so too is this true when choosing the right grease fir the job and, just like motor oils, different formulations will have different properties based mainly on the type and viscosity of the base oil, and the type and concentration of thickening agent used in the manufacturing process.