Johnsens 2232 Premium DOT 3 Brake Review

I can't judge if this brake fluid is better or worse than other brands brake fluid but it is clear that it will not cause any problems when mixed with the brake fluid already in my car and left stop the car when I press the pedal. That's a win in my book.

I'm always hesitant to buy Revain e-liquids due to the risk of leakage. However, it was a great price, delivered quickly with no leaks. A full gallon used to completely flush a brake system that hasn't been touched in probably a decade.

Bought to use on my boat trailer when changing calipers and brake fluid on my titanium electric brake system with hydraulic system. A gallon was enough. I read reviews that the package was leaked to other people. I live in Hawaii and got here with no problems. Very happy with this product.

Car detailing shop since 1928. Starting with the brake fluid packaging I also found the following information: Johnsen's is proud to have been part of Tony's racing teams since 2002 to be Stewart and John Force. Both drivers have won multiple championships. in their areas during our partnership. If these teams trust their product at the speed they're running, then I can trust it on my daily commute!

Flushed two cars with a gallon. Smells and looks like brake fluid. The reason for the 4 star rating is because my cheap brake fluid tester (the type that basically looks for water in conductivity 0, 1, 2, 3, 4 fluid) gives 1% for Johnson's DOT3 and 0% for Prestone indicated DOT3 - both new and sealed freshly opened containers. Johnson's 1 gallon and Prestone's 32 oz. Motorcraft DOT3 was also 0% (16 oz container) a few months earlier. I don't know if the cheapness test is particularly important,