- V40 · mm²/s
- 153
- V100 · mm²/s
- 14
- VI
- 99
- Pour pt. · °C
- −33
- Flash · °C
- 230
- Density · g/cm³
- 0.891
Gear oils · API GL-4/GL-5
Gear oil parameters 80W-90
Lab values from technical data sheets in one place. Click a column header to sort, tick up to four oils to compare, even across classes.
Data compiled from manufacturers' technical data sheets, 10 Nov 2026
11oils in class
13.5–18.5viscosity 100 °C, mm²/s
Showing 11 of 11
| Select | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Repsol Navigator GL-4 80W-90RepsolAPI GL-4Data sheet ↗ | 153 | 14 | 99 | −33 | 230 | 0.891 | |
| Castrol Transmax Axle 80W-90CastrolAPI GL-5Data sheet ↗ | 130 | 14 | 105 | −36 | 220 | 0.896 | |
| 77 Lubricants Autogear Oil EP 80W-9077 LubricantsAPI GL-4Data sheet ↗ | 142 | 14.3 | 98 | −30 | 201i | 0.891 | |
| Q8 T 50 80W-90Q8API GL-5Data sheet ↗ | 138.5 | 14.1 | 100 | −30 | 200 | 0.896 | |
| Repsol Navigator GL-5 80W-90RepsolAPI GL-5Data sheet ↗ | 133 | 13.8 | 100 | −30 | 200 | 0.895 | |
| Divinol GL 5 80W-90DivinolAPI GL-5Data sheet ↗ | 140 | 14.3 | 95i | −33 | 200 | 0.9 | |
| Divinol Getriebeöl ST 80W-90DivinolAPI GL-4GL-5Data sheet ↗ | 150 | 16 | 90i | −32 | 190i | 0.895 | |
| Ravenol Getriebeöl EPX 80W-90 GL-5RavenolAPI GL-5Data sheet ↗ | 130.3 | 14.3 | 108 | −33 | 222 | 0.882i | |
| Shell Spirax S2 A 80W-90ShellAPI GL-5Data sheet ↗ | 146 | 14.7 | 100 | −27 | 175 | 0.904 | |
| Shell Spirax S2 G 80W-90ShellAPI GL-4Data sheet ↗ | 146 | 14.7 | 100 | −27 | 175 | 0.9 | |
| Eurolub Gear LS 80W-90EurolubAPI GL-5Data sheet ↗ | 150 | 15.1 | 99 | −28 | 200i | 0.897 |
- V40 · mm²/s
- 130
- V100 · mm²/s
- 14
- VI
- 105
- Pour pt. · °C
- −36
- Flash · °C
- 220
- Density · g/cm³
- 0.896
- V40 · mm²/s
- 142
- V100 · mm²/s
- 14.3
- VI
- 98
- Pour pt. · °C
- −30
- Flash · °C
- 201
- Density · g/cm³
- 0.891
- V40 · mm²/s
- 138.5
- V100 · mm²/s
- 14.1
- VI
- 100
- Pour pt. · °C
- −30
- Flash · °C
- 200
- Density · g/cm³
- 0.896
- V40 · mm²/s
- 133
- V100 · mm²/s
- 13.8
- VI
- 100
- Pour pt. · °C
- −30
- Flash · °C
- 200
- Density · g/cm³
- 0.895
- V40 · mm²/s
- 140
- V100 · mm²/s
- 14.3
- VI
- 95
- Pour pt. · °C
- −33
- Flash · °C
- 200
- Density · g/cm³
- 0.9
- V40 · mm²/s
- 150
- V100 · mm²/s
- 16
- VI
- 90
- Pour pt. · °C
- −32
- Flash · °C
- 190
- Density · g/cm³
- 0.895
- V40 · mm²/s
- 130.3
- V100 · mm²/s
- 14.3
- VI
- 108
- Pour pt. · °C
- −33
- Flash · °C
- 222
- Density · g/cm³
- 0.882
- V40 · mm²/s
- 146
- V100 · mm²/s
- 14.7
- VI
- 100
- Pour pt. · °C
- −27
- Flash · °C
- 175
- Density · g/cm³
- 0.904
- V40 · mm²/s
- 146
- V100 · mm²/s
- 14.7
- VI
- 100
- Pour pt. · °C
- −27
- Flash · °C
- 175
- Density · g/cm³
- 0.9
- V40 · mm²/s
- 150
- V100 · mm²/s
- 15.1
- VI
- 99
- Pour pt. · °C
- −28
- Flash · °C
- 200
- Density · g/cm³
- 0.897
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Glossary
What the parameters mean
- Viscosity at 40 °C and 100 °C
- Kinematic viscosity in mm²/s. The 100 °C value sets the summer grade: 30 starts at 9.3, 40 at 12.5 and 50 at 16.3 mm²/s.
- Viscosity index
- How little the viscosity changes with temperature. A higher index means a more stable oil.
- TBN
- Total base number in mg KOH/g. A reserve for neutralising acids; higher helps with long drain intervals. C3 oils deliberately have a lower TBN because of the DPF filter.
- CCS
- Apparent viscosity at cold start in mPa·s. The limit is 6200 at −35 °C for 0W, 6600 at −30 °C for 5W and 7000 at −25 °C for 10W. Lower means easier starting.
- Pour point
- The lowest temperature at which the oil still flows. Lower is better.
- Flash point (COC)
- The temperature at which vapours ignite, measured in an open cup. Higher usually means lower volatility.
- Density
- In g/cm³, usually given by manufacturers at 15 °C. Used for checking, not for rating.
- HTHS
- Viscosity at 150 °C and high shear in mPa·s. Shows bearing protection under load. ACEA A3/B4 and C3 require at least 3.5.
- Sulphated ash
- Ash content in % by weight. For engines with a DPF filter a low number matters; C3 allows at most 0.8 %.
- Noack volatility
- How many percent of the oil evaporates per hour at 250 °C. Lower means less oil consumption.
Did you know
The same oil, another name
These oils have identical laboratory values. Most likely it is the same oil sold under several names.
- We found no oils with identical values in this class.