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Your cart is empty.This performance-blended mineral oil is suitable for use in motorcycles, ATVs, Side-by-Side vehicles, and scooters. It provides stable clutch performance and the strength needed to protect the engine from the wear and tear of daily use. A precise blend of top-quality, mineral-base oil and ultra-clean additives provide superior antifrictional properties. This oil meets or exceeds the JASO MA requirements, which includes the highest certified motorcycle engine oil rating that ensures proper wet clutch performance.
Spencer Reaves
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2025
OEM Yamaha fluid at a really good price.
DZ302
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2025
I am regularly amazed how much I save on parts shopping on-line rather than locally. I like to support local, but I have a budget too.
Robert
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
Yamalube oil is what my bike calls for and it does stay stable in between the oil change’s
Ron Morse
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2025
Excellent oil is the only oil I use in my Yamaha virago 87 model..
David Houck
Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2024
🛠️ I've been using Yamalube All Purpose 4 Four Stroke Oil 10w-40 for my ATV, and I couldn’t be more impressed. It keeps my engine running smooth even after long rides in tough conditions. The oil is designed for high-performance engines, and I’ve noticed better overall responsiveness and less wear. Plus, it’s easy to pour and doesn’t make a mess, which I really appreciate. If you want reliable, high-quality oil to protect your ride, this is a no-brainer! 🛢️🚀
Steve Burg
Reviewed in the United States on October 24, 2024
Decent price arrived fast I would buy again
Empiror22
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2023
There are some people that will fight about which is the right or proper oil for your car, truck, boat, or motorcycle. The best oil for a motor is any new oil or full oil, meaning do change often and ensure that it is at proper level. After that it is best practice to use the correct oil for your motor, there are many labels/ certifications for each motor manufacturer. Some oil brands will pay to have those on their box or jug, some will not. with that said, this oil is fine and will work in many motorcycles that have WET Clutches. I have tested various brands of oil and this one seems to be a very generic Motorcycle oil, there is nothing special about it except the Yamaha name.Pros:1. its a MC oil2. it has Yamaha as its brandCons:1. Cost make it similar to brands Synthetic (full or semi (blended) oils)2. you can find the Yamaha Full synthetic (same 10w-40) on other sites for the same price (or within $2)3. Additive package is very much average (high Calcium and low Magnesium for cleaners, and (low MolyB (makes sense in a WET Clutch), average Zinc, and Phosphorus for anti-wear)Overall, I only used this oil during Break-in of a new bike, already have Yamaha Full Synthetic in there now and have a different brand that will be used during next oil change.Check out Castrol 4T, Amsoil Metric MC Oil, or Shell Rotella (5w-40 or 15w-40).The shell rotellas (used in other motors and MCs of mine) have similar additive packages (and are half the price). But as always use the oil that best suits you, your budget, riding style, and most importantly Motor.
Baldspot
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2022
I have a 2007 Yamaha V Star Silverado 1100. I bought it used with 17k miles on the odometer and it ran fine. Not knowing what the maintenance was like from the previous owner I decided to do a full tune up including oil and filter change, final drive oil change, new air filter and spark plugs, valve adjustment and carburetor sync; it made a huge difference in the way the bike felt, sounded and not to mention the ride. For that first oil change I used the Motul 10W-40. With time my clutch started slipping no matter how well I adjusted it (top and bottom adjustments). I don't ride the clutch or do any weird driving to have the clutch slip with such low mileage. Asking around a friend told me that some older Japanese bikes won't take well synthetic oil and to look into changing the oil with original Yamalube to see if that would fix the issue. To make a long story short I ordered this Yamalube and a new filter and once I received both went on to changing the oil.Incredibly enough not only did the clutch slip stop but from the first start the engine sounded different; way quieter (engine internals very smooth), exhaust sounds deeper now, it has more power and you can rev the engine up in normal driving with noticeable less vibration. I am very happy with this product, this will be the only engine oil I will use from now on in my motorcycle. I've put on at least 3k miles since the oil change and haven't noticed any down grade in performance or sound. Great product, highly recommended.
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