When we are faced with the variety of brake fluid types on the market, it is indeed easy to get confused and not know how to choose. But in reality, the process of choosing a brake fluid is not complicated, as long as we are clear about our needs and understand some basic knowledge, we can easily make a decision.
First of all, we need to consider the main performance indicators of brake fluid, which are its boiling point and viscosity. Brake fluids with a high boiling point can better maintain stability at high temperatures, preventing air resistance in the braking system, thereby improving braking performance. A brake fluid with moderate viscosity can better lubricate the brake system, reduce wear and extend service life.
Secondly, we need to pay attention to the environmental performance of brake fluid. With the increasing awareness of environmental protection, more and more car owners have begun to pay attention to whether the brake fluid is environmentally friendly. Therefore, when choosing a brake fluid, we can give preference to those products that have environmental certification, such as DOT4 or DOT5, etc.
Finally, we also need to consider brake fluid compatibility and**. Different brake fluids may be incompatible, so when changing the brake fluid, we need to make sure that the new oil is compatible with the old oil to avoid damage to the brake system. At the same time, ** is also one of the factors we need to consider. Although the highest brake fluid is not necessarily the best, but too cheap products may have quality problems, so we need to choose a cost-effective brake fluid.
To sum up, when choosing a brake fluid, we need to comprehensively consider its performance indicators, environmental performance, compatibility and other factors. Only in this way can we choose the right brake fluid for ourselves and ensure driving safety. At the same time, we also need to change the brake fluid regularly to keep the brake system in good condition, so that our driving journey is more secure and comfortable.