Racing Wheel Bearing Grease
Wheel bearing grease from Behrent’s Performance Warehouse can boost your on-track performance and protect against damage and corrosion, even under pressure. We offer a selection of wheel-bearing greases ideal for racing, formulated to remain stable at the extreme temperatures you’ll see on the track. Choose the application method that fits your workflow, whether you need a large tub for shop use, or a tube or cartridge for quick, convenient applications. Find wheel bearing grease from the top names in racing, including Driven and BSC Components, for the confidence you need in your car when the heat is on.
Item Number: BEA00002
$51.31
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Item Number: BEA00003
$51.31
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Item Number: JGR70070
$54.97
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Item Number: ALL78242
$26.99
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Item Number: JGR00738
$9.96
Usually Ships In 3-5 Business Days
Item Number: ALL78240
$7.49
Usually Ships In 3-5 Business Days
Item Number: ALL78241
$7.69
Usually Ships In 3-5 Business Days
Is wheel bearing grease good for racing?
Wheel bearing grease is great for racing, formulated to perform under the extreme pressure, stress, and heat found in track or road racing.
What do the letters mean in wheel bearing grease?
The letters on wheel bearing grease indicate its intended use and performance rating. Grease certified for wheel bearings is marked with a G followed by a second letter:
- GA = good
- GB = better
- GC = best
Grease certified for chassis applications is marked with an L followed by a second letter:
- LA = good
- LB = best
For the best protection, choose a GC-rated grease for wheel bearings and an LB-rated grease for chassis use.
What do the numbers mean in wheel bearing grease?
The number on wheel bearing grease refers to its thickness or consistency, rated on a scale from 0 to 6. A rating of 0 means the grease is very soft and almost liquid, while a 6 indicates a very firm, solid grease. Most wheel bearing greases are rated at 2, which has a consistency similar to vegetable shortening—thick enough to stay in place, but soft enough to work into bearings.