Mag-Hytec - Panorama City, California

Benice Ryan Balague

Their products are outstanding! I’ve never had any problems with my vehicles leaking while I’m on the road or off road. I’ve had extra sets of hardware and gaskets for my vehicles but never had to open them for replacements. They’re products will always beat the competition.

J B

We have been using Mag-Hytec products now for awhile and have nothing but good things to say. You can't beat holding more oil and not leaking fluids. My personal covers and customer covers have been holding up to a lot of abuse, still have yet to see one crack. They have always been my first choice because sealing and maintenance benefits. Hope they come out with more products some....

Jacob T.

Dear Mag-Hytec,

I hope this review is seen by the owner. I have had your products (front/ rear diff covers and tranny pan) on my truck (2006 Dodge 2500 4x4 diesel) since 2008 at about 50k miles. I purchased your products because of your reputation and added features like being able to add sensors. All installed at the same time. It is now July of 2018 and my truck now has approximately 230k miles on it. Over the years I have contacted your support staff regarding a number of issues, only to be essentially told to figure it out on my own.

One of the first issues was the front diff cover. Because of the design, the steering stabilizer bracket hits the fins of your cover. I called immediately after this started to occurring, and was told this was a known issues with the 08.5+ steering design and to just let it wear down to where it wouldn't hit anymore. Which is exactly what I did.... it wore all the way through causing the diff cover to leak. I called once again and was told that this was not covered by my warranty.

The next issue is the tranny pan. The first issue was trying to remove the drain plug in order to change the fluid. It was completely seized on. Infact I broke a Snap On allen wrench trying to remove it. So once again I called you guys for help. I was told that this again was another known issue, and my nest bet was to drill a small hole off center of the plug and to use a hammer and punch to knock it loose. You would not send me a new plug or offer me any assistance in finding a better solution to this problem.

Another issue with the tranny pan was getting it to seal after it was removed during my last rebuild. Turns out your pan had warped and no longer has a flat mounting surface. I called again and was told that this pan was out of warranty since it was not due to your craftsmanship. Because I wanted to keep using a pan with the extra capacity, I asked the shop to do what they could to get it to seal. After 3 different attempts, they ended up putting on a lot of RTV and calling it a day. Its been 20k since that rebuild and hasn't leaked yet...

The last issue I will bring up is today sort of related to the drain plug. I finally got around to ordering a temp gauge for the tranny. After getting everything mounted and wired up in the cab, I went to install the probe into the pan. Like the drain plug, I managed to break yet another Snap On alllen wrench drying to get the plug out for this sensor. The plug is still in there. My only other option that I can think of is to drill and tap the pan. Seeing how according to you this pan isn't under warranty.

Thank God Snap On stands behind their products, why wont you?

I dont have any complaints about the rear diff cover yet. I need to change the fluid next month, so stay tuned then.

James Quintana

great fitment and clean finish. highly recommended.

al bux

Real deal add-ons that work to cool and hopefully extend the life of my truck

Mike

Clean inside.

Fernando Nnnn

James Claytor