Maxima

Do your engine, transmission or forks need the right oil? Maxima Racing Oils makes lubricants and care products for motorcycles, dirt bikes, ATVs, UTVs and personal watercraft. Here you'll find engine oil, gear oil, fork oil, chain lube, air filter oil and cleaners for both racing and everyday use.

American lubricants with roots in motorsport

Maxima is an American brand specialising in oils and chemicals for powersports. Its products are developed with motocross, road racing and other forms of motorsport in mind, where engines, clutches and transmissions work hard at high revs. The brand is well known in the off-road community and is used both by racers and by everyday owners who want to look after their machine. The range covers everything from daily lubrication to maintenance and detailing.

Maxima's key products

Engine oil for four-stroke and two-stroke engines is the core of the range, available in mineral, semi-synthetic and full synthetic grades. For four-stroke motorcycles with a wet clutch, the oil is designed to work together with the clutch. Maxima also makes gear oil, fork oil and shock oil in various viscosities, coolant and brake fluid. For maintenance, you'll find chain lube and chain wax, air filter oil and filter cleaner, cleaning products and silicone spray for plastics and paint. See each product for specifications and recommended use.

Buy Maxima from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the Maxima solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

Can I use regular car oil in my motorcycle?

It is not recommended for motorcycles with a wet clutch, where the engine and clutch share oil. Car oil may contain friction modifiers that can make the clutch slip. Choose a motorcycle oil that suits your engine.

How often should a dirt bike air filter be cleaned and oiled?

It depends on the conditions. When riding in dust and mud, the filter is often cleaned after every ride. Wash it with filter cleaner, let it dry and oil it evenly with air filter oil.