The 31-year-old scrum-half created a try for second rower Logan Swann and had a hand in two of his side's other four touchdowns.
The Australian superstar also kicked five goals from six attempts and landed a 35m drop-goal.
Leeds, however, were forced to reflect on a fourth consecutive defeat.
Leeds coach Tony Smith
"It was always going to be the [Andrew] Johns party. I thought he was very good considering he only came off a plane a few days ago.
"They were certainly very spirited but we had some chances to get on top.
"We get a couple of troops back next week and we'll turn it around. We are not far away."
Warrington: Grose, Fa'afili, Martin Gleeson, Kohe-Love, Bridge, Briers, Johns, Leikvoll, N Wood, P. Wood, Swann, Noone, Clarke.
Replacements: Riley, Bracek, Mark Gleeson, Lima.
Leeds: Mathers, Calderwood, Walker, Smith, Bai, Sinfield, Burrow, Jones-Buchanan, Dunemann, Ward, Lauitiiti, Poching, Ellis.
Replacements: McGuire, Diskin, Scruton, McDermott.
Referee: Ashley Klein (London).
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