The sulfur content of automotive diesel has been reduced to 0.05 wt%max.worldwide. The majority of low sulfur diesel fuel marketed today are treated with an additive to enhance the lubricity of the base fuel. The lubricity and no-harm performances of six additive samples were evaluated. The testing results showed that the lubricity, injector coking tendency and accelerated (oxidation) stability tests were all pass for the six additives samples. Only one sample was fail in the compatibility of lubricity additive with heavy duty diesel crankcase lubricants test. The other one sample was fail in the package storage stability test. Then, the lubricity additive package must pass lubricity and extensive no-harm test.