LubriPlate Poly HP-2 Wheel Bearing Grease for Disc and Drum Brake Applications - 14-oz Cartridge
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LubriPlate Poly HP-2 Wheel Bearing Grease for Disc and Drum Brake Applications - 14-oz Cartridge
Item # L11465
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LubriMatic Lubricants Sealants Adhesives - L11465
- Grease
- Brake and Bearing Grease
- Standard Bearing Grease
- 14 oz
- Petroleum-Based
- LubriMatic
- Polyurea - Conventional
This LubriPlate Poly HP-2 polyurea-based grease meets high-temperature requirements for wheel bearings for all disc and drum brake applications. Formulated for improved bearing protection and longer electric motor life.
Features:
- Resists high temperatures for wheel bearings for all disc and drum brake applications
- Formulated with polyurea for improved bearing protection and longer electric motor life
- Made in the USA
Specs:
- Quantity: 14-oz cartridge
- Application: wheel bearings for disc brake and drum brake applications
- NLGI grade: #2 (about the consistency of peanut butter)
- Drop point: 500 degrees F
11465 Plews & Edelmann LUBRIPLATE Poly HP-2 from LubriMatic Wheel Bearing Grease for Disk and Drum Brake Applications - 14-oz Cartridge
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LubriPlate Poly HP-2 Wheel Bearing Grease for Disc and Drum Brake Applications - 14-oz Cartridge - L11465
Average Customer Rating: 4.8 out of 5 stars (86 Customer Reviews)
This LubriPlate Poly HP-2 polyurea-based grease meets high-temperature requirements for wheel bearings for all disc and drum brake applications. Formulated for improved bearing protection and longer electric motor life.by: Matt W.07/29/2013
Great Grease! I prefer this in trailer bearings that do not need marine grade grease.
I cannot buy this grease in tubes locally and only one store sells this by the small can. I made sure recently to purge the unknown grease out of my camper bearings and replaced with this brand as I know it and trust this product. I wanted to get tubes for my now dedicated grease gun for my trailers and etrailer was the only way to go.
etrailer has the best price and ordering tubes allows me to put the same bearing grease into my Bearing Buddies as I packed my bearings with.
by: Anthony 07/21/2023
Great "tacky" wheel bearing grease...holds on bearings well.....5-stars!
by: Thomas 10/15/2019
THIS GREASE IS SUPPOSE TO BE VERY GOOD. DOWNSIDE IS AVAILABILITY. BEING A POLYUREA CONVENTIONAL TYPE GREASE IT NOT COMPATIBLE WITH THE MORE AVAILABLE GREASE AT AUTO PART STORES, SO YOU BETTER KEEP A CARTRIDGE IN YOUR BACK POCKET AT ALL TIMES. BUYING FROM E-TRAILER IS A PLEASURE.
by: Tom G08/23/2017
etrailer was where I found the Lubrimatic grease for my trailer bearings. The price was right and the shipping on a small order was only 4.99. This arrived in 3 days with standard shipping. Thanks for the great turnaround time.
Foster G.
8/24/2018
very good
by: Gary G09/15/2017
We recently placed an order for several items. However, an issue arose with an out of stock item. Ensuring that the order would not be delayed, the etrailer team substituted a comparable product. This makes for great customer service. Sometimes the test of a company is how they respond to issues that arise. All of the staff that we have dealt with have provided excellent service. They definitely get five stars from us.
by: Mark E.08/19/2014
Have used this grease for years, stands up good to water. It is all I use in the bearings on my off road trailer, never had a problem.
Mark E.
8/19/2015
still works great, no problems at all
by: Jeff B03/26/2016
Works great for trailer bearings, thanks, jeff
Jeff B.
3/26/2017
Its working great, no bearing failures, thanks !!
by: DaveW08/20/2020
Love it. Use it for wheel bearings.
Dave W.
8/23/2021
Great Product. No Problems.
by: Anthony12/07/2022
Great well organized place to get trailer stuff from...Thank you
by: Dave in Sedro Woolley09/15/2014
Before I ordered any grease from anyone... I checked around on-line for information on what I should be looking for, as far as specifications and usage. Then I checked to see what etrailer. had. I've ordered from etrailer several times before and been very satisfied with the products and the service. This product more than met the requirements I wanted, and I learned from my very first order, the people at etrailer are paying attention! I can't see what this stuff is actually doing... so, I have to believe in who is selling it.
by: Keith A.08/12/2012
I purchased to grease a trailer that I just purchased. Having never done this before, I had no idea how much I needed to do all of the EZ-Lube wheel bearings. I bought one tube and this got me through two wheels. I ended up ordering two more tubes that I'm now waiting on.
I think half a tube per EZ-Lube wheel. So two tubes for a trailer with four wheels. I ordered an extra tube to make sure.
by: Len04/26/2017
Order arrived very quickly. Placed on Friday, arrived on Tuesday from Mo to Pa. Items were packed well and arrived in good condition. Upon initial inspection all items appear of good quality. Ordered tires, brakes with backing plates, hubs ,seals and grease. Haven't installed any items yet, but I am sure I will have no issues. Free shipping is a plus. Additionally unlike other free shipping offers that are out on the back burner for a week, order was processed and shipped promptly. I have recommended etrailer to friends and would highly recommend them to anyone.
by: Eric04/14/2020
All the products I purchase from etrailer (most recently trailer bearing grease and five pin trailer plugs) are always high quality and do the job they are designed to do. The prices are reasonable also.
by: Leroy12/29/2019
Bought this product to use for greasing the wheel bearings on my Grand Design 5th wheel. Product had good reviews. To soon to evaluate. Will respond as I get some miles on the product.
by: Bill10/17/2014
Have problem with new wheel bearing. I checked both on the spindle before installing in the hub/drum. One was OK the second would not go. Saved if you would need to see it. The rest of the installation went well. Good delivery time
by: Ray t08/08/2017
Had ordered brakes for my travel trailer and in a few days I got them. No problems with the packaging and I got free shipping. Service was excellent and I would highly reccomend etrailer for parts. I would definitely buy from them again.
by: Carole07/07/2020
Worked as designed. Easy way to install new dust caps and minimize damage to cap when installing. Used wood for years ...... but this is way easier to store in your tool box.
by: shawn d04/06/2015
A must have for disk brake users. Other grease types leak out the seals where this stuff stays put
by: Robert05/15/2018
Nothing bad to say about product. I use it specifically for greasing our travel trailer bearings.
by: Charles G.07/21/2017
Great product and very "sticky" which is exactly what I want for hard use applications. I originally bought this to repack wheel bearings but was so impressed with it that I now keep it in my grease gun to lubricate my farm equipment.
by: Ken S08/31/2018
This grease has worked very well for my salt water boat trailer for many years.
Quick on time delivery. The staff is very helpful and knowledgeable .
by: Bruce04/25/2018
This is the wheel bearing grease recommended by pop up camper maker. The grease tube fit my grease gun perfectly making my grease job very easy and neat.
by: Dan T04/11/2017
Good, high quality grease for my trailer hubs.
by: Rayt08/24/2017
Product works great,had no leaking from my grease gun unlike some others I have used. Reccomend this product.
by: Charles 06/27/2020
Good grease. Need 2 tubes though to do all 4 wheels. I only ordered 1. My bad
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Matt W.
1/27/2015
Still working fine. Holds up the way I expect.