Automotive Lubricants

Brake jobs require more than replacement pads and hardware. A small amount of the right brake lubricant can help reduce vibration-related noise while supporting caliper movement and protecting exposed contact points.

AGS Company brake lubricants include a variety of options, including synthetic brake lubricant and high-temperature grease for demanding service conditions. These formulas are designed to support high performance where heat and vibration are part of the repair environment.

A dependable brake lubricant should help:

• Reduce squeal caused by vibration at brake pad and hardware contact points
• Support smooth caliper-pin and brake-hardware movement
• Provide corrosion and rust resistance at exposed areas
• Stay in place during normal braking heat cycles
• Work safely around compatible plastic and rubber components when used as directed

A long-lasting brake lube should apply cleanly and stay where it belongs. More product is not better. Technicians need clean surfaces and controlled placement with the correct formula for the service point. When lubricant is applied only where it is needed, the job stays cleaner and the brake assembly is easier to inspect during final checks.

For brake jobs, Sil-Glyde® Silicone Brake Lubricant and Cerami-Glyde® High Temperature Brake Lubricant give technicians product-specific options for caliper hardware, brake pad contact points, and other approved service areas. 

Dielectric grease helps protect electrical connections from moisture and corrosion. Use it around terminals, bulbs, plugs, sockets, and exposed connectors where contamination can affect long-term performance. 

Because dielectric grease has high resistivity, it can help prevent voltage leakage across insulated connection areas while sealing out moisture. Its dielectric properties make it useful in automotive, marine, trailer, outdoor-equipment, and fleet-maintenance applications.

Common uses include:

• Battery terminals and cable ends
• Trailer-light plugs and sockets
• Bulb bases and lighting connections
• Weather-exposed electrical connectors
• Harness and sensor connections where moisture protection is needed

Use only a small amount in the correct area. The purpose is to protect the connection point, not to overfill the connector. In exposed electrical service, this controlled use can help reduce corrosion risk and support easier future disconnection when the part needs to be inspected, repaired, or replaced.

For electrical service, Connector Protector Dielectric Grease helps protect plugs, sockets, bulbs, and exposed connectors from moisture-related corrosion. 

Tire-mounting lubricant helps reduce friction during mounting and demounting, supporting smoother bead installation and helping protect rubber from dry mounting. Each lubricant in our collection is formulated for a defined service area, from tire beads and brake hardware to electrical connectors and threaded metal parts.

AGS Company also offers shop-ready packaging that supports efficient work:

• Tubes for controlled application
• Brush-top containers for repeated service use
• Single-use pouches for clean, one-job application
• Larger containers for shops, fleets, and maintenance teams

Packaging matters in real service environments. A pouch can support a clean, measured application for one job. A brush-top container gives technicians fast access at the bench or bay. Larger containers help shops keep proven formulas available for repeated maintenance work. From brake service to electrical protection and threaded-fastener maintenance, AGS Company automotive lubricants give technicians practical formulas for common repair needs.