Marine Grease for Boat Trailer Wheel Bearings (14-Ounce)

Really good wheel bearing grease.

This is what I need, the Aluminum Complex grease. Who knew grease was so complicated, but then it is right there in the name, 'complex grease'. Good for the boat hubs. I ordered 4 tubes and they came quickly, with some postage fees since it was not from Amazon directly. Packed adequately, one tube had a small dent in the aluminum cover but still fits the gun. No oil was leaking out of any of the tubes either.

My go to grease for wet applications

Great product

Good lube arrived promptly

This is the only kind of grease to put in your bearings if your trailer goes in water (especially salt). Don't leave home with the boat trailer behind you unless you know your bearings are packed with this stuff; if they are not, the results are very ugly.

If you are looking for blue marine grease used extensively in bikes this is the one. Thick and creamy and VERY water resistant (try washing it off your hands...). My go to grease for bottom bracket, wheel hub bearings and internal gear hubs.

I was really hoping for a better product, because I have used & liked so many of CRC’s other products throughout the years. I am replacing all of the wheel bearings on my dual axel boat trailer and wanted to start everything off, nice & clean, and with a good name brand marine grease. Well as soon as I received the 14oz cartridge, I tore it open and loaded it into a brand new grease gun. I had also ordered 2 tubs, so that I would have plenty on hand for packing 4 new sets of bearings and filling 4 hubs. I tore 1 of the 2 cans open as well because I did a complete tear down of all 4 “bearing buddy’s” cleaned them up and lubed the o-rings on the auto checks. As I’m getting through the bearing buddy cleaning, I look up to the brand new grease gun with a brand new cartridge hanging there, only to see liquid dripping out of it. I can’t stand grease’s that begin to separate while just sitting there. But this got me to thinking, I better contact CRC and get their thoughts on wether this stuff is any good for trailer hubs with disc brakes. Their answer was an immediate “No”. They directed me to use one of their other greases that had a higher drop point and was more of a general automotive grease that did have some water repelling properties to it, but I doubt could stand salt water if I ever found myself launching in such. Don’t you think you should put that on the label? “Not for use with disc brakes” So needless to say, with the separation & low drop point of this grease, I have big time buyers remorse. And now I can only return 1 of the 3 containers because Ive already opened 2 of them. Another problem, Ive found with this product is, even though they are a “local” manufacturer to me, I cant get this stuff on any store shelf around here and the price here on Amazon is almost double what I paid for a better marine grease that can be found in almost any store.

Grasa de calidad, la uso para darle mantenimiento a mi bicicleta ya que ayuda a mantener el agua fuera de las partes sensibles.