TexLube Brake Fluid DOT 4
TexLube Brake Fluid DOT 4 is a very high performance, glycol-based brake fluid for disc, drum and anti-lock (ABS) brake systems in commercial vehicles, passenger cars and motorcycles working under moderate to severe conditions where a DOT 4 fluid is prescribed. It must never be used in place of, or mixed with, silicone-based brake fluids.
Manufactured in the UAE · ISO 9001:2015 certified production
Application
Use in disc, drum and ABS brake systems of commercial vehicles, passenger cars and motorcycles where a DOT 4 fluid is prescribed. Do not mix with silicone-based brake fluids.
Features & benefits
- Superior oxidative stability at the high temperatures of disc braking systems
- Superior high-temperature stability and low- temperature fluidity for trouble-free operation
- Effective corrosion inhibitors give long-term protection to metal brake components
- Provides lubricity and system protection
- Compatible with all seals and metals in conventional braking systems that use glycol-type fluids
Brake Fluid: full range
| Grade / variant | View |
|---|---|
| Brake Fluid DOT 3 | View → |
| Brake Fluid DOT 4 | This product |
Frequently asked questions
What is TexLube Brake Fluid DOT 4?+
TexLube Brake Fluid DOT 4 is a very high performance, glycol-based brake fluid for disc, drum and anti-lock (ABS) brake systems in commercial vehicles, passenger cars and motorcycles working under moderate to severe conditions where a DOT 4 fluid is prescribed.
What is TexLube Brake Fluid DOT 4 used for?+
Use in disc, drum and ABS brake systems of commercial vehicles, passenger cars and motorcycles where a DOT 4 fluid is prescribed. Do not mix with silicone-based brake fluids.
Which performance levels does TexLube Brake Fluid DOT 4 meet?+
TexLube Brake Fluid DOT 4 meets or exceeds FMVSS 116 DOT 4.
What is the viscosity grade of TexLube Brake Fluid DOT 4?+
TexLube Brake Fluid DOT 4 is grade DOT 4 (glycol-based).
Where can I download the technical data sheet (TDS) and safety data sheet (SDS) of TexLube Brake Fluid DOT 4?+
Both documents are available on this page. Use the "Technical data sheet (TDS)" and "Safety data sheet (SDS)" buttons above.
