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Features:
- An essential tool for the removal and installation of new brake pads.
- Itis for use on opposed fixed and single-piston sliding calipers,ensuring parallel piston retraction and avoiding damage to piston seals.
- Can be used with a 21mm spanner or 1/2" drive.
- Professional and Heavy Duty.
- Applied to most kind of cars.
Specification:
Max Spread 3-1/4" (0-75mm)
Material: Steel
Each plates：2"x2-1/4"
Applications:
Compatible for Alfa, Compatible for Audi, Compatible for Fiat, Compatible for Ford, Compatible for Nissan, Compatible for GM (Compatible for Vauxhall/Compatible for Opel), Compatible for Peugeot, Compatible for Renault, Compatible for Rover, Compatible for VW (Compatible for Porsche)
CONVENIENT AND QUICK
Exquisite thread, silky and smooth. The operation is simple, labor-saving, convenient and quick.
LONGER SERVICE
The top of the screw is firmly locked for safe use. The fixed rod is solid steel for a longer service life.
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HDJoker
2025-08-14 16:40:51
Did the trick first try. Had no issues at all. I do however recommend using a small piece of duck tap as the handle tends to slide out from tool when turning it. . Small piece of duck tap solved that issue. .
Customer
2025-07-23 13:08:38
easy to use and a great value. solved a certain problem
Ryan Ford
2025-07-20 10:00:44
Used this to press in the 4 piston calipers on my 2008 Tundra and it worked great! Just use the old pads to keep everything straight and it worked perfectly. Just take your time and allow the pistons to retract slowly - Don't try to force them in quickly as it seems some of the other reviewers complained that this tool isn't very sturdy. I did grease up the slide and threads before use as well. Last time I did the brakes I used my friends Snap-on caliper spreader and this worked just as well at a fraction of the price
JCS
2025-06-11 10:25:32
For its intended use this is fine: a little larger and better made than the competition and for a good price. But I got it to avoid using the old ratcheting tie-down for pulling the carb quad off my Honda CB400f classic bike and pushing them back on. Just put it between the head and the carb bank end carb and spread it to start the process, then move to the other end among sure not to cock the bank too much and maybe damaging the carb-to-head flex tubes. For pushing 'em back on wedge a piece of wood between a frame tube and the spreader and push 'em back on, again alternating to get it started. Use a ratcheting wrench, not the handle. Much more civilized for an old dude (75) than heroic pulling or fussing with the tie-down ratchet. And carb cleaning much less of a dread 😎
Brada
2025-06-06 12:58:46
I did one caliper just fine. Felt inner washer coming lose. 2nd caliper popped inner washer off of its seat and couldn't hold plate in place. Some how it locked itself on the out position and it bent the hand lever so I had to put the impact on it to loosen it. Might have worked if inner washer was a weld instead. Returned it... Have to find something new. Something stronger... But its always a hit and miss with caliper press tools. Went through many types. They all work well for little while but eventually die...Spend the 💰
TheDude
2025-05-04 09:28:35
The tool works well. I recently used it to compress the pistons of my front and rear 4-piston brake calipers when replacing my brake pads. I experienced zero issues. Ensure that you align the tool with your pistons and do not over-torque the tool.
FrankInSWFla
2025-04-24 18:49:48
May 12, 2021 Bought four of these for use in the shop. Three of the four failed on the first use. The forth, we had zero confidence based on the previous three failures. Another example of CCC (Cheaply made Chinese Crap). Avoid, don't buy, stay away from. I cannot emphasis this enough. DO NOT BUY
Trevor Simpson
2025-03-19 10:51:31
This brake pad spreader is just okay, I can't recommend it, but I also can't advise against it. It does what it is intended to do somewhat well, but is made out of very inferior materials and the quality just isn't there. Upon taking it out of it's packaging, I immediately got a cut and a metal sliver from the burred screw portion of the brake pad spreader. On the other hand, the price is low enough that these are practically disposable. Mine bent fairly easily on the first use and started to fall apart, but again - at this price they're basically disposable.
sjcrw
2025-03-06 15:51:25
been wanting to have one for years, used to use screw driver or handle of a hammer to press the pads in. if you have a cheap one piston brakes, don't bother, you don't need this tool.but if you have a 4, 6, or 8 piston brakes, this is a must, multi piston become very difficult to press all the pistons in. this tool works amazingly.
Steph
2025-02-11 10:08:04
Built my own head removal for golf clubs
louisg
2025-02-10 10:07:31
Easy to use and does work however it seems everytime I use it, the bracket is bent to 10 degrees... Seems tough and doesn't brake but I'm having to use a vice grip to bend it back. Cheap metal I suppose
Chris Mortensen
2025-02-08 15:22:28
I like the fact that the design allows me to use this product were a C-clamp would not. I recommend this tool & happy to have purchased it.
Customer
2025-01-28 20:43:10
I tried them once. No good.... too much play on the extensions. The screw rod is too loose. 1 outta 5
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