Volkswagen Sunroof Track Grease - G000-450-02

Works well on my sunroof track, lasts long.

So I, like many 2016 q5 owners have the infamous sunroof rattle. I took it to the dealer and they charged me $250.00 to tell me that yes, the sunroof rattles and the only way to fix the rattle is to pay $3500 to replace the whole sunroof. I did some digging on forums and one of the recommendations was to purchase this product. I followed the procedures that were given; cleaning the sunroof rails, applying the product, moving the sunroof back-and-forth to distribute the lube. It seemed to do the trick and lasted for about two months. I will continue to do this every two months as this seems to alleviate the annoying sounds and for $27.00, it seems like a bargain. I also used the lube on the trunk lifts as they began to squeak and those are still good to go.

way cheaper than Mercedes grease and works way better. I purchased a small thumbnail sized quantity from mercedesource.com (overpriced) and found the OE Mercedes grease to be way too expensive and too tacky. This VW grease is superior in every way, performance and price. Wish I greased my sunroof sooner instead of waiting years to do this.

Excellent grease for my BMW X5 panoramic sunroof. Only VW sell this product specifically for that purpose and since both BMW and VW group use the same mechanics for their sliding roofs (Webasto I guess) it is a perfect product. I did not want to experiment with lithium/silicone and other greases as many people on the forums do since the repairs would be too expensive if anything is damaged due to wrong grease type usage. So me greases do attack plastics and most parts in the modern roofs are plastic. The grease is slightly whitish/beige in color, almost transparent, when you spread it out it is transparent and it is light, can be easily applied with a little hard bristle paint brush.

Did not resolve issue with my squeaky AUDI Q5 sunroof. I lubed all of the rubber side seals and such as is described by many having same issue. Even tried it in and on the tracks and rollers. Tried several applications over several days. Finally got mad and gave up. FIX: Taped some garbage bags up around inside trim to protect car interior and with roof open, sprayed the **** out of it all with WD-40 and it's 95% quieter. The scraping squeak is gone that happened when opening and closing, which was the most annoying sound ever. Also seems to have resolved the slight creak noise the roof makes when closed and going over bumps that some describe as from body flex. Will likely have to repeat treatment but is surely cheaper than this German astrolube.