What products does GARTZ offer for cars and garages?

What products does GARTZ offer for cars and garages?

When it's time for maintenance, many car owners know they need an "oil change," but aren't sure whether the garage is referring to engine oil or transmission fluid. These two items serve different components, have their own technical requirements, and maintenance schedules. Coolant, additives, and oil change equipment also play separate roles.

The photo of the GARTZ booth shows those product groups on the same shelf. Below is how to distinguish them and what information you should prepare before asking to buy.

Illustrative image: GARTZ booth showcasing its range of gearbox oils, engine oils, coolants, and maintenance equipment.

Select product group by maintenance category

GARTZ transmission fluid: Knowing your car uses a CVT is just the first step.

When inquiring about purchasing transmission fluid, start withmodel year, version, and transmission typeFor example, if your car uses a CVT, that information helps you narrow down the oil type. The next step is to find the oil type specified in the owner's manual and compare it to the application list of the correct product.

If the garage quotes you a price for a "transmission fluid change," you can ask right away:"What type of oil does my car need, and what product does the garage plan to use?"With ZF gearboxes, the manufacturer also provides instructions on checking the list of approved oils for each application. How to read the transmission fluid specifications of a GARTZ. · Instructions for lubricating ZF Aftermarket transmissions.

Engine oil and coolant: What to check before buying?

With engine oilTo check the lubricant section in your owner's manual, look at both the viscosity grade and the required specifications. If you only know your vehicle uses 5W-30, you already have some information. Check the specific technical requirements for your engine before choosing a bottle. GARTZ Engine Oil Catalog

With coolantCheck the type of fluid specified by your car manufacturer and see if it's pre-mixed or requires mixing. If you're buying it to top up but don't know what fluid your car already has, ask the garage to identify it before mixing.additivesTherefore, start with the specific use you need and read the instructions before using it. Gartz additive list

What should the garage prepare when asking about oil and equipment?

If you're selecting oil for your garage, list the car models and transmission types you typically receive. This list will help you match products to your workshop's actual needs. When researching circulating oil change machines, ask about their range of use, connectors, and specifications.

This is the procedure that garages usually follow for gearboxes. Gartz circulating transmission fluid change machine

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the same car model require different transmission fluid?

Yes. A car model can have many configurations depending on the year, version, or market. If you are unsure about the transmission, check the vehicle's documentation or ask a garage to look it up using the VIN.

Should I change the oil immediately if my car is shifting gears jerkily?

Before making a decision, you should investigate the cause. Describe whether the jerking occurs when the car is cold or hot, when shifting into reverse or during acceleration, and let the garage know the date of the last service. This information will help the technician determine the appropriate steps to take. ZF's explanation of transmission maintenance and faults.

What information do I need to send to Gartz for product advice?

You can sendVehicle name, year of manufacture, version, and maintenance items to be performed.If you already have a picture of the specifications in the owner's manual, please send it along for reference. For garages or dealerships, please also specify the product group you are interested in and your service area. View the GARTZ transmission fluid catalog. · Contact GARTZ