Brake fluid and wheels

Is this a okay brake fluid to used and are these wheels a good price they want 600 with tires tires have 5000 miles on them

 

Clicked on thread, was expecting to see wheel finish eaten up by spilled brake fluid.

 

I just wanted to chime in that ALL brake fluid is Synthetic. So dont buy into the marketing.

 

just sent the seller a message asking him and also would u know which power steering fluid is the best

 

He said 4000k miles on them and they are from a 2019 4runner

 

Any DOT 3/4 is good to go. I usually pick up something cheaper (Preston on sale) to do a complete flush.

 

It's Amsoil, so it's pretty much guaranteed to be 2x as expensive as it needs to be.

Just go to your auto parts store down the street and buy whatever DOT4 they have.

Also just keep in mind with those wheels that the backspacing is smaller than what the 1st gens have (stock). They'll "fit" but your tires will be closer to the frame than stock, and you may end up needing spacers to fit right (no rub).

 

The fluid type listed in your owners manual is whats best. Brand has nothing to do with it.

 

4000k miles??? Gotta be a world record

 

$600 +/- is the going rate of those wheels/tires locally too. I guess it's worth it if you need new rims/tires for a daily driver.

 

power steering fluid: Mercon Dexron 3 Valvoline in the blue jug

If you meant Brake Fluid, any Dot 3 really and suck it out with a baster and put new in every oil change, keep it clean, Captain.

 

@Tacomaislife , as pictured in post #13, out power steering systems use Auto transmission fluid, don't forget that.

 

4000K is actually 4,000,000 miles. You don't want those, it'll be worn down to the steel belts.