Greases & Lubricants
Greases and lubricants reduce friction between moving parts, helping components last longer and perform more consistently under stress. In suspension and shock applications, a proper mechanical grease is used during assembly to protect seals and bushings, while specialized fluids like fork oil manage internal damping performance. Together, these products play a small but critical role in how smoothly a system operates over time. Understanding when and how to use the right grease or lubricant helps prevent premature wear during rebuilds, service work, or routine maintenance.
Why Choose Our Greases & Lubricants
1. Help protect seals, bushings, and moving parts from friction-related wear.
2. Support proper assembly during shock, strut, or suspension rebuilds.
3. Formulated to maintain consistent performance across temperature changes.
4. Simple to apply during routine maintenance or component servicing.
5. Help extend the service life of internal suspension components.
6. Available in formulations suited to different rebuild and maintenance needs.
Features of Greases & Lubricants
1. Mechanical grease formulated for smooth application during assembly work.
2. Fluids designed to maintain consistent viscosity across a range of temperatures.
3. Packaging sized for shop use or occasional at-home maintenance.
4. Compatible with common seal and bushing materials used in suspension builds.
5. Helps reduce squeaking, binding, or premature wear in moving assemblies.
6. Suitable for both new builds and routine service on existing components.
Choosing the right greases and lubricants depends on the specific application, whether that's general assembly work or fluid specific to a shock or fork rebuild. For related maintenance items, see our tools collection. Learn more about greases and lubricants and how they support long-term component performance at Shockkingz.
Frequently Asked Questions
It's applied during assembly to reduce friction and protect seals, bushings, and moving parts from wear.
This depends on use and manufacturer recommendations, though it's commonly done during rebuilds or service intervals.
Yes. Incompatible formulations can degrade certain seal materials, so matching grease type to application matters.
No. Fork oil is a fluid used for internal damping, while grease is applied to protect external moving parts.
Extreme heat or cold can change viscosity, which is why formulations are rated for specific temperature ranges.
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