Recommending Ultra-Premium Brake Fluid

Recommending Ultra-Premium Brake Fluid

Brakes are a vehicle's most critical safety system.

Here at Counterman, we spend a lot of time making the case for recommending high-quality replacement parts. 

For example, as cars, trucks and SUVs have become quieter, and drivers become more sensitive to brake noise, it’s important to recommend an ultra-premium brake pad that’s designed to deliver silent performance, great pedal feel and long-lasting durability.

But what about the brake fluid? And what does it mean for a brake fluid to be called ultra-premium? Let’s take a closer look.

This video is sponsored by ADVICS.

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