Lucas Oil 10824 Power Steering Fluid - 1 Quart

Perfect, works as it should and a great price. What else could you ask for

From their website, I was looking if it was compatible with Nissan PSF-II...it is. Here are their specs: SPECIFICATIONS, APPROVALS AND RECOMMENDATIONS: Suitable for use for Ford, General Motors, Stellantis and most other makes and models. Meets or exceeds: Ford ESW-M2C128-CD / M2C138-CJ / M2C195-A / M2C33-F; GM 9985010; Navistar TMS6810; VW TL-VW-570-26; Navistar TMS6810; Chrysler MS-1872/MS-5931/MS-9602; American Motor Corp C4124; BMW 83 29 0 429 576; Hyundai/Kia PSF-3; MB236.3; Mitsubishi Diamond PSF/SP III; Nissan PSF-II; Saab 30 32 380; Subaru K0209A0080; ZF 09 MAIN APPLICATION Power Steering Systems in most makes and models, foreign and domestic. Not recommended for use in Honda or Acura vehicles. So far so good.

After a couple separate car maintenance visits for unrelated services and being told my steering fluid needed replacing, I decided I should get it taken care of but didn't want to pay the $120+ for something so basic. Lucas Oil was repeatedly the fluid of choice for anyone I talked to and I could not be any more satisfied with it now that I have subsequently driven a couple thousand miles with it. I did not do a complete flush of the old fluid at home, but instead, opted to siphon (mostly w/a baster) all of the old fluid from the reservoir and cycle as much of it out as I could until I replaced w/this entire new quart. The results were instantaneous - I could immediately feel the difference in the ease of turning at lower speeds and in the general smoothed steering motion during regular driving. Will use Lucas Oil for all future flushes on my current (Infiniti) and future cars and happy to know it can be done for less than 10% of the cost of a professional service!

How can you go wrong with getting the correct fluid your car needs. This was a easy buy.

As described

Price was reasonable, and convenient, with Prime delivery. Beats driving to the auto store. Stopped my power steering from groaning on sharp turns.

Lucas is always been my go to, I’ve used it on a heavy duty applications to include aircraft. This is a great power steering fluid, last longer than other brands. Just know it’s not a synthetic!

If you care about your vehicle, use quality products. Lucas products are quality products. Yes, they cost a little more, but the reason they cost more is because they are blended to be better than most other products sold as Power Steering fluid. Lucas uses higher quality fluid components. Their power steering fluid not only serves as a hydraulic fluid so when you turn the steering wheel, the front wheels turn, but they add lubricity agents to help maintain the pump bearings and seals. The fluids help dispel moisture which can damage pumps and bearings. When you see a Lucas product, know there is a concerted effort to make the Lucas product superior to most. Is it going to work better than the cheapest fluid out there? Over time it should. Should you spend a little more on a Lucas product over some cheap no name fluid? Only if you care about your vehicle. And if you don't care about your vehicle, expect it not to care if it leaves you walking........