Valvoline Extended Protection ATF Full Synthetic Automatic Transmission Fluid 1 Gallon

seems just as good as Acura oil and cheaper

The good stuff. Not cheap but ya get what you pay for.

I have used this in two 2011/2012 Toyota RAV4's with very good results. The 2012 is 70k miles, and it runs like brand new with this fluid in the trans and a set of new spark plugs. The 2011 is 90k miles and was exhibiting intermittent/random slippage. It was a single owner car with extensive service records on CarFax which it showed it having a transmission service. I was worried because the chances of them using the wrong fluid is pretty high. It turns out the fluid was overfilled. I drained the fluid and added 5 qts of this and the RAV has not slipped for days, driving over steep hills, highway and city--drives perfect. I plan on doing another drain and fill on each RAV when I install a Sonnax Zip Kit in the valve bodies.

I used this in my daughter’s 2018 Sonata, around 4 quarts for a drain and fill. I know the fluid is not technically Hyundai approved but Valvoline has a solid reputation for quality ATF. I think this version is slightly lower viscosity for LV applications, maybe slightly better than the Maxlife red bottle. The Hyundai 6-speed seemed to like the new fluid - smooth shifts, no slipping, all is good.

Old date code which shows that it was made in yr 2023. Usually sealed Atf has 5 years of shelf life, still good to use. I don't like to use OEM parts, they usually are not good as branded products. My 2005 honda accord drives smoothly after two 3qt refills.

I can't comment on the ingredients just the brand. I believe Valvoline is a trusted, quality company. I feel warm and fuzzy with this in my Silverado transmission.

After having read negative reviews about the Toyota WS fluid, I decided to try this. I'm a Valvoline kind'a guy from way back in the 70s. . . Also a Ford Man. . . (Not so much with the 2000 + models, though. . . ). It is supposed to be a good replacement. We'll see. If not, I may get some grief from my wife as it is her Toyota it went in. . . I ran seven quarts through it and then dropped the pan and changed the filter. 2017 Rav 4. . . At least there is a place to pour the fluid in, unlike with the Fords where it has to be pumped up into the pan. . . SMH. . . However, for some reason, most shops don't want to change the trans fluid on this Rav 4. . . Though, one place wanted about $500 to do it. Ouch!!

Better shifts. Stays cleaner longer.

buen marka para mi auto y es mas mejor para la clima