SAE J306 Specification: What’s Changed?

Jun 25, 2019

Topics: SAE, Passenger Cars, On-Highway Trucks

The automotive gear oil specification, SAE J306, was recently revised. In this video, Will Barton, Technology Manager, and Rachael Hitchcock, Product Manager - Driveline, discuss the changes introduced and the balance of gaining efficiency while maintaining durability.

For more information on SAE J306, please see the related articles below, or contact your Lubrizol representative.

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