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Continental ATE Brake Fluid Gets New Packaging Design

The full portfolio includes ATE Super DOT 5.1, ATE SL.6, ATE SL, and ATE Typ 200 brake fluids.

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By Tire Review Staff
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Continental has introduced a new packaging design for its range of high-performance replacement brake fluids.

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The full portfolio includes ATE Super DOT 5.1, ATE SL.6, ATE SL, and ATE Typ 200 brake fluids.

“We’ve changed the package design of our brake fluids to create a stronger continuity for the entire line and make it easier for our customers to recognize our high-quality products and branding,” said Dan Caciolo, head of product management for Continental independent aftermarket powertrain & brake systems. “But, of course, only the packages have changed. The ATE brake fluids inside are the same performance proven-formulations preferred by OEMs and professional service technicians alike.”

Continental says ATE brake fluids are specially formulated to meet specific vehicle performance and safety requirements.

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