Which Anti-Gel additive is good for my diesel?

[wickedford82]

Hey everyone. Can someone tell me which Anti-Gel is the best for my 1999 Ford F250 SD? I was thinking about getting this one called Power Service ARCTIC EXPRESS® DIESEL FUEL ANTIGEL.
Once again, there are so many to choose from I don't know WHICH to choose lol. Thanks!


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[chuckster57]

I would use Power Service Diesel Kleen in the White bottle. Available at most any Wally World, and has cetane boost.


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[wickedford82]

Okay thanks. The one I mentioned is from Power Service. Last Winter I used this stuff from the TA truck stop. It seemed ok but wanted to know what was better.


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[browndavid]

You can also go with rev-x Distance+ winter its cheaper than Diesel Kleen and alot more than just an anti-gel agent...

[wickedford82]

This is what I ended up buying...


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[INFRNL]

be careful to not get it on your paint, it will ruin the clearcoat. I speak from experience and I'm still a bit upset about it.

I either use that or Howes. I hate the smell of the power service stuff, makes me sick. Howes works great as well. They are both fairly pricey though.

[asd]

Have used Opti-Lube for 10 years without a problem. -15° is the lowest I have driven in. They also make a great summer blend additive.

[wickedford82]

Thanks for the heads up @INFRNL and @asd.


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