I love your lucas oil stabilizer. I have been running demolition derby cars for 9 years. This year my oil filter got hit and my oil went everywhere. We duct taped what was left and thanks to the thickness of this product I was able to run my car for 30 minutes putting me 5th in the main event. I will swear by your lucas oil stabilizer and will continue to use it. Thank you Lucas oil.

knew my little 87 used some oil and leaked some, no big deal, right? Till I checked it one day and the oil was just touching the dipstick, was about 2 qts low only holds 4, so no telling how long it had been low, a friend said it's done to late but I HAD lucas oil stabilizer and 15/40 rotella oil in it and 167,330 miles later the little 4 cyl still keeps on going, wish I'd known about lucas 11 years ago, cause I had a 90 F-150 and it had a leak, long story short, it had to have another motor, and the bad thing was, it only had 75,000 on it had it was almost, paid off, I know if I would've had lucas then it would still have the same motor, live and learn, if you don't use lucas why not start today, might wish you had some, if you tend to keep your auto for a loooon time like I do.

2002 I gave my daughter a 1993 Dodge Dynisity with over 125,000 miles on. She recently called with a very bad power steering leak. (She lives in N/E New Jersey I live in N/W Arkanses) So I told her to take it to the local shop. She called me and said that 2 seals on the rack and pin were leaking, and that they filled the fluid box and sent her on her way. The next day she agean called to say that she had to put in more power steering fluid. I told her to get the LUCAS PSSL and use it instead of reg. power steering fluid.

The Buick dealer said I needed a new power steering pump and pressure hose and they said I had a leak. Since I heard the Lucas products are great and like the name Lucas anyway (no relation), I tried having some of the old power steerting fluid replaced along with adding the Power Steering Stop Leak. It has been about three months and is working great. The power steering sounds and feels great and there are no more leaks. I was able to pass the old Buick with 196,000 miles along to my younger son. He had a lot of trouble with his Mazda and now he can drive my old Buick until he can find a car; at which time I will sell the Buick or give it to charity. The Lucas Power Steering Stop Leak saved me several hundred dollars and the old Buick is running like it did when I got the car about 150,000 miles ago.

The other day I was driving to work and my car just stopped. I had it towed back to my house and on the way there the tow truck driver told me to try some Lucas Fuel Treatment. The next day I put his advice to use and tried your product. Wow, was I SUPRISED or What!! My car which has 175,000 miles on it was off to the races. Thank You for making such a GREAT PRODUCT. I think that all the other companys out there that make fuel additives should bow down to you.

With my bands slipping, I just do not have the extra money to rebuild a tranny. My mechanic advised me to try Lucas Transmission Fix. That was yesterday, and today my bands are not slipping anymore. Lucas is amazing. I use all there great products. Thanks Lucas, you just helped me dodge an expensive rebuild bullitt. I'm taking the time to write this testimonial hoping that it will help someone out there just like me. As a retired engineer, let me tell you, it's Lucas' innovative product research and development that makes the difference.

i have long used lucas oil stabilizer with fantastic results.. when i bought my 2005 ford deisel i was concerned about using additives , due to all the controversy around these engines.. i used the fuel treatment when i guy i know praised it highly to me.. being a lucas fan if figured it couldnt hurt .. i noticed no fuel milage increases , but did notice better performance & quieter running from the motor.. i have used it every fill up since & recomend it to anyone with a deisel engine..

Thank You For Saving our ENGINE ! We had a regular oil service with the local Cadillac Dealership. We gave them 1-Qt. Lucas to add to the oil change. 5,000 miles later we went to the local Jiffy Lube to get another change before taking a trip to Florida. The technician came and told me he could not get ANY oil to drain out of my engine. To our amazement, the only oil the dealership had put back in our car was the Lucas additive. The car oil lights had not come on nor had the car acted any way in need of oil during those 5,000 miles. What a awesome product you have. We have told our story many times and wouldn't have a vehicle without Lucas. THANK YOU !

I have a 1994 Ford Ranger with a V6 4.0 Liter engine. My transmission was knocking hard when I went up to 55 mph, then let off the gas, and then gave it the gas again. This was usually in heavy traffic. I figured it was used up, since the truck had 175000 miles on it. I tried Slick 50 for about 10000 miles and had the same problem with no noticeable change. Two transmission shops told me I needed a new or rebuilt transmission, the price was going to be 2500 for new + labor, and 600 + labor for a rebuilt. I decided it was worth trying Lucas before I changed it because one of my friends told me about it. Within 50 miles it was acting much better, and at @ 100 miles it was shifting like new. I figured it was a temporary fix, and might get me to 200000 miles. I now have greater than 282000 miles on the truck, and I use Lucas products in all my vehicles, and tell everyone what great products they are. I'm now shooting for 300000 miles plus!

I own a 2002 Nissan Frontier "Desert Runner", 5 speed, 6 cyl., 2WD, currently at 97K miles. EPA estimates on vehicle: City = 15 MPG, Highway = 17 MPG I track my gas mileage on the computer every fill-up and burn 87 octane gasoline from Texaco, Valero, or Shell. Started using 3-4 oz. of Lucas Fuel Treatment every fill-up in January 2008 with ~86K mile on the odometer, and at that time was averaging 17.2 mpg. As of July of 2008, I am averaging 20.3 MPG on the same vehicle, same driving habits and trip, and with ~97K miles on the truck. This, for me, is a "trip and a half" to my work (about 45 miles) for free each tank full, based upon gas usage prior to the Lucas.