Shimano Massi 250ml mineral disc brake fluid

Performance and reliability for your hydraulic brakes

Ensure precise, powerful and long-lasting braking with Massi 250 ml mineral oil, specially designed for Shimano compatible hydraulic braking systems. Thanks to its formulation enriched with thermally stable additives, it guarantees consistent performance even in the most demanding conditions, whether mountain biking, road or gravel.

Its high temperature resistance and anti-corrosion properties make it the ideal choice for regular maintenance or bleeding of your disc brakes.

Key features

• Compatible with Shimano, Magura, Tektro: perfect for most hydraulic brakes
• High-performance mineral formula: optimum thermal stability
• Extended temperature range: from -40°C to 120°C
• Anti-wear and anti-corrosion properties: protects internal components
• Ideal for bleeding and maintenance: improves braking consistency
• 250 ml capacity: practical format for multiple maintenance operations

Why choose Massi mineral oil?

Unlike DOT fluids, mineral oil is less aggressive and better suited to Shimano systems. It offers better thermal stability and reduces the risk of damage to internal seals .

With Massi, you benefit from a reliable and accessible fluid, perfect for maintaining constant and safe braking on all types of terrain.

The result: smoother, quieter, longer-lasting braking.

FAQ - Mineral oil Massi 250 ml

Is this oil compatible with all brakes?
No. It is only compatible with brakes that use mineral oil (Shimano, Magura, Tektro). Do not use with DOT systems.

Can it be mixed with other oils?
No, we strongly advise against mixing different fluids, especially mineral and DOT, as this could damage the system.

How often should I bleed my brakes?
In general, bleeding is recommended once or twice a year or as soon as performance drops.

Does this oil protect components?
Yes, it has anti-corrosion and anti-oxidant properties that extend the life of the system.

How many bleeds can you do with 250 ml?
On average, 2 to 4 complete bleeds depending on the type of brake and the method used.