Since 1996, LSA Oils has backed Australian transport operators with reliable product supply, expert guidance and service that shows up in uptime. Our team supports workshops with OEM-approved recommendations, easy access to data sheets and simple ordering systems. That support is grounded in the way we work day to day, not in slogans. We operate as a national lubricants distributor with a practical focus on getting the right product to the right depot, on time, so trucks leave the yard as planned.
National coverage that keeps schedules on track
Planners and workshop supervisors need certainty when a truck’s on the hoist. Our store and stockist locator provides a fast view of local outlets, with filters by brand to save time. Just enter your postcode, choose your preferred label and arrange collection or delivery – no delays, no guesswork. That visibility reduces last-minute scrambles, especially for regional runs and mixed fleets that service on tight windows. It is how an oils supplier should operate when transport timetables leave no room for delays.
Technical advice that cuts guesswork
Choosing the correct viscosity and approvals shouldn’t be a debate. The LSA Lube Guide helps mechanics select equipment type and see the approved lubricants that meet each engine or driveline’s spec. It suits line-haul, metro distribution and bus fleets running multiple brands under one maintenance program. When questions do arise, our technical team is available to confirm fit for purpose and help plan changeovers. This is the value you expect from oil specialists who support transport every day.
A range built for heavy-duty fleets
Australia’s transport assets face punishing heat, dust and long grades. Our catalogue covers commercial diesel oils, transmission fluids, hydraulic oils, coolants and greases, all clearly categorised by Product Type and Industry. That structure helps maintenance managers map part numbers to vehicle lists and avoid carrying near-duplicate SKUs across depots. Whether you’re maintaining prime movers, rigids, light commercials or support gear, you can standardise where practical while still meeting specialist needs. The goal is reliable protection for engines, gear and hydraulics with fit-for-purpose transport oils.
Compliance made simpler with documentation at hand
Workshop audits, site inductions and contractor reviews often hinge on paperwork. That’s why we publish Product Data Sheets (PDS) and Safety Data Sheets (SDS) online—so you can check handling, storage and disposal requirements without chasing files. This access helps align with WHS and environmental obligations and streamlines onboarding of new products. Service managers also gain confidence that selected lubricants meet approvals listed by the OEM. This is especially relevant when specifying modern low-ash formulations in diesel units that carry after-treatment systems and rely on the right engine oils for system health.
Brands and formats that suit mixed fleets
Many operators prefer one relationship for supply while keeping freedom to choose across labels. Our portfolio spans LSA Oils alongside Phoenix, Synforce and QP Lubes, each with its own Lube Guide entry. That breadth helps you rationalise SKUs, train teams on consistent codes and still match niche requirements where a specific approval or viscosity is needed. It also simplifies procurement when depots operate in different states or environments yet report to a single maintenance standard.
Pack sizes and ordering that fit the job
From top-ups to full changeouts, transport workshops need choice. We offer common pack sizes such as 1, 5, 10, 20, 200 and 1000 litres, plus bulk, across key categories. That flexibility helps set sensible min-max levels and reduces storage headaches. Ordering is straightforward: use the Lube Guide to confirm the right product, then contact the nearest branch or stockist for supply. If you need account setup or bulk pricing, our team is on hand to help with the details and timing.
Advice shaped by Australian conditions
Running long corridors means dust, heat, cold snaps and heavy traffic within a single cycle. Our technical articles explain how approvals, base stocks and additive systems relate to fuel economy, wear control and DPF health. The focus is practical: match viscosity to duty, keep contamination under control and service on intervals that suit your route profile. That guidance supports transport goals you can track, such as fewer unplanned services and cleaner after-treatment performance over time.
Support that keeps fleets moving
| What you get | Why it matters |
| Lube Guide and brand portfolio | Faster specification, fewer product mix-ups. |
| Store and stockist locator | Shorter lead times and easier planning for urgent jobs. |
| PDS and SDS access | Smoother compliance and quicker onboarding of products. |
| Transport-ready product range | Clear filters by product type and industry for workshop mapping. |
How to get started
Confirm the product with the Lube Guide, check nearby availability with the locator and place the order that suits your schedule. Keep the data sheets on file for inductions and toolbox talks, then review stock levels after the first service cycle to set sensible thresholds. If your fleet profile changes, speak with our team for a refreshed recommendation that aligns with duty, warranty and budget.