BASF Drive XLR8 Crabgrass Killer for Lawn & Turf, Post Emergent Grassy & Broadleaf Weed Control, Active Ingredient Quinclorac, 30 Day Residual, Herbicide, Concentrate 64 Ounce

I’ve tried a bunch of crabgrass killers over the years, but Drive XLR8 is by far the best. Living in Utah with a Kentucky bluegrass lawn, I was nervous about finding something that would kill the crabgrass without wrecking the good grass. This stuff nailed it. What really blew me away was how targeted it was. It went straight after the crabgrass and wiped it out, while my Kentucky bluegrass stayed perfect. I started seeing results in just a few days—the crabgrass that had been creeping across my lawn just shriveled up. Other products I’ve used either didn’t work or were way too harsh on the surrounding grass. Drive XLR8 hit that sweet spot. It’s selective, it works, and there’s no guessing involved. If crabgrass is taking over your lawn, especially if you’ve got mixed grass like mine, I can’t recommend this enough. It’s the only one that actually does what it promises.

This crabgrass killer worked really well for me. After applying it as directed, I noticed a clear improvement and saw the crabgrass start to die off without harming the rest of my lawn. It’s easy to apply, effective, and did exactly what I needed it to do. Great option if you’re dealing with stubborn crabgrass and want something reliable. I’d definitely use this again.

Works extremely well .

Works

My Neighbor stated that his friend who is a Botanist told him it was no use fighting the weed that was in our yard. Claimed it wasn't crab grass but some other weed that is impossible to kill with-out wiping out the lawn. Boy did I prove him wrong. A little research and I found this stuff, it does exactly what it says. I used it to kill the Crabgrass that had taken over the lawn of the house I just moved into. Nothing else worked. This does. One treatment and the Crabgrass is gone. Regular grass may suffer a little but it recovers. I use 2 oz. of Drive XLR8 with 1.5 oz. of Turf Mark Blue (I tend to spray a little much) and 1oz of Southern Ag Methylated Seed Oil (MSO) Surfactant per gallon of water, and it is a one shot kill when it come to crab grass. After two days you can tell that the Crabgrass is turning yellow. after a week, it is dead. Mine has not come back yet. I started with a small side yard to make sure it doesn't wipe out the grass, and it did not. Due to the amount of Crab grass it's hard to see if did lose some grass, but in the end, I have a healthy crab grass free lawn. It probably helped that put down lawn fertilizer a few days earlier. To those that claim it does not kill crab grass, either your using it wrong, or your not fighting crabgrass but rather some sort of other weed.

I had great success using this product on crabgrass. Kills quickly.

Applied on the grass but didn’t work. Did some research and found you should add a little dish soap. Absolutely destroyed the crab grass!!! Yard looks horrible but at least it did its job lol

DID NOT WORK! After reading all of the positive reviews on this product I was sold on itt thanking it would pay for itself in the long run instead of buying the other products at the local Farm store. I measured the square footage of my yard exactly and mixed the product as instructed according to the square footage I was spraying. There was no noticable change in the crabgrass in the first 3 days. I searched online and read where it could take up to 3 weeks to show results. Well it's been 6 weeks and there is absolutely no evidence that Drive XLR8 worked at all. I've owned a landscape business in the past and I have used products that actually worked that I had bought from Rural King at a fraction of the cost. I am not an ignorant home owner that has never used chemicals before. I've worked in 2 different chemical manufacturing plants and own 20 acres that I apply gallons of weed killer to every year so I know a great deal about lawn care. I know for a fact that I applied this product exactly as the directions instructed using bean oil as a surfactant and measured the yard accurately. I also sprayed in ideal weather conditions as it was not too dry or too wet. I've found in a lot of other products that they weren't effective if it was too dry out as the target weeds are sort of dormant when it's dry out. This was a very expensive product that simply did not work at all for me. I read all of the reviews and felt very confident that this product would work good and would be worth the high price that it cost. I will never make that mistake again this product is way overpriced for not showing any results at all. Maybe I simply got a bad or old batch but be very cautious of paying a lot of money for something that will not work.