-60°F Engine & Water System Antifreeze, Gallon

West Marine -60°F Engine & Water System Antifreeze, Gallon

Ensure your boat is fully prepared for the off-season with West Marine -60°F Engine & Water System Antifreeze. This premium antifreeze is specifically designed for boat owners who want to protect their vessel from severe winter conditions and avoid costly spring repairs.

Why West Marine -60°F Antifreeze is Essential:

• Ultimate Cold Weather Protection: Formulated for temperatures as low as -7°F to -10°F (-14°C to -12°C), this antifreeze provides reliable freeze protection, making it ideal for regions experiencing mild to severe winter conditions.

• Non-Toxic and Effective: Made from pure virgin propylene glycol, West Marine antifreeze is non-toxic and reduces residual smells and tastes, ensuring safe use in potable water systems and engines.

• Advanced Corrosion Inhibitors: This antifreeze includes corrosion inhibitors that protect metal engine components and seals, including aluminum, brass, copper, and solder, preventing damage during the winter months.

• Alcohol-Free Formula: Alcohol-free to minimize evaporation and maintain optimal protection levels throughout the entire winter season.

• Ready-to-Use: No need for dilution—this antifreeze is ready to use directly from the gallon, making the winterizing process quick and easy.

• Bright Purple Color: The distinct triple-dye purple color helps you confirm that antifreeze has circulated through water lines, sanitation systems, and engine cooling systems, and serves as a clear indicator for spring flushing.

• Ideal for Mild Winter Climates: Perfect for regions with winter temperatures ranging between -7°F to -10°F (-14°C to -12°C). For more extreme conditions, consider West Marine’s -100°F antifreeze for additional protection.

Prepare your boat for winter with confidence using West Marine -60°F Engine & Water System Antifreeze. This effective, safe, and ready-to-use solution ensures your boat remains in top condition, ready for a smooth spring launch.

For a complete guide to selecting the right antifreeze for your climate and application, see Antifreeze 101.