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OEMTOOLS 25265 Caliper Piston Compressor Tool, Brake Pad Spreader, Brake Caliper Compression Tool, Brake Spreader Tool for Use on Domestic and Import Cars and Light Trucks

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Features

  • High Carbon Steel Construction: Brake pad spreader tool crafted from high carbon steel and chrome vanadium steel to resist corrosion, ensuring durability and longevity.
  • Brake Compression Tool: Ideal for compressing inner brake pads and resetting pistons, with a maximum thread length of 3-1/2". Brake spreader features an ergonomic large knob with a fine thread driver for precise operation.
  • Versatile Compatibility: Brake spreader tool designed for use on domestic and import cars and light trucks, providing wide compatibility across various vehicle models.
  • Compact and Strong: Two-piece design adds strength while the compact size allows for easy use in tight areas where c-clamps can't fit, perfect for hard-to-reach brake components.
  • Perfect for Brake Maintenance: This disc brake pad spreader simplifies brake maintenance tasks, making it easier to replace brake pads and reset pistons efficiently and effectively, ensuring optimal brake performance.

Description

The OEMTOOLS 25265 Brake pad tool is an essential tool for brake maintenance on domestic and import vehicles. Made from high carbon steel and chrome vanadium steel, this tool is designed to resist corrosion. Its two- piece design adds strength, making it reliable for repeated use. Ideal for compressing inner brake pads and resetting pistons, this brake pad compressor tool simplifies brake maintenance. With a maximum thread length of 3-1/2", it offers precise control and smooth operation. The large knob with a fine thread driver enhances ease of use, reducing hand fatigue during tasks. Designed for versatility, the OEMTOOLS 25265 is compatible with various vehicles, making it perfect for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts. Its compact size allows it to work in tight areas where larger tools like c-clamps can't fit. This tool is crafted for those who value quality and efficiency in their brake maintenance tasks. Whether you're replacing brake pads or resetting pistons, the OEMTOOLS 25265 Disc Brake Pad Spreader provides the reliability and performance to get the job done. Optimize your brake maintenance routine with this durable, versatile, and easy-to-use tool. Ensure your vehicle's brakes are always in top condition with the OEMTOOLS 25265 disk break spreader. From the Manufacturer This Disc Brake Pad Spreader is made with heavy duty construction and compresses the inner brake pad and resets the piston for easy pad placement. Features all steel construction and a large knob with a fine thread driver for easy tuning. Works in tight areas where C-clamps can't.

Brand: OEMTOOLS


Material: Alloy Steel


Auto Part Position: Rear


Vehicle Service Type: Truck


Global Trade Identification Number: 54


Manufacturer: OEMTOOLS


UPC: 076812252654 827165707809


Model: 25265


Manufacturer Part Number: 25265


Global Trade Identification Number: 54


Brand Name: OEMTOOLS


Auto Part Position: Rear


Compatible with Vehicle Type: Truck


Material Type: Alloy Steel


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • A simple product that works
Nothing much to say here other than that it gets the job done. Quality is fine for what it is. If you're looking for a basic disc compression tool that works, this is it.
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2024 by iStever
    • Great alternative to the C-Clamp method
For years I had been using a generic large C-Clamp for compressing the caliper pistons. While this does work, it is rather ungainly to deal with. Decided to try this product as an inexpensive alternative. Price was right and this tool works very well. Doesn’t take up much space and is quick to use. I recommend it for those DIYers who prefer to do their own brake jobs. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2023 by Jeff
    • Inexpensive and effective.
Works as intended. Perfect for DIY'ers.
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024 by Robert Dumaine
    • Good tool
It is very good but I know from experience that if a caliper piston is difficult to compress with this thing then it means that caliper will likely be sticking later.and i have stripped the plastic knob from the screw before so if you have to pull out a dual pistonspreader out and gotta use a lever with some real strength then yeah... That caliper will lock up like this silly 1996 Ford bronco autohub I worked on... Well, it immediately began sticking and pulling to the left. The car that actually stripped on of these type of of screw brake piston retractorthingies was a Toyota Camry. Dude was broke, needs front pads and rotors cause the were grinding etc and didn't want at least that single brake caliper if he couldn't replace both front calipers... It didn't lock up but who knows. That one probably did begin to stick later on. Otherwise this particular brake piston screw type thingamajig serves me well. Only used it on easy working newer production vehicles with less than 5 years in em although. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2023 by SirchainsawCharlie
    • An expensive tool
The most versatile underrated tool to have when you need to push back the cylinder on the brick no power required except from the use of your hands to turn it very expensive
Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2021 by Francisco Colon Jr
    • It does the job
Not well made, the push metal on the front of the tool falls off when not in use
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2024 by Hath2041
    • Totally Worth It!
I do most car maintenance myself, and in the past, have done anything possible to try and reset the brake caliper, sometimes even opening up the brake lines. Instead of dealing with having to bleed the lines after, or figure out some backend way to get the caliper to budge, I thought I would give this a try. And man did it work! I would assume the others that are similar would work as well, but this one did great and was the most economical one I saw. You may have to keep one of the pads in to create a flat surface for it to push against, especially if you have a two-caliper brake set-up like the front of my car does. But definitely a time and energy saver! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2018 by threee11
    • works perfectly well, farewell c-clamps
I have always used a c-clamp to compress the brake calipers but today's brakes are more sophisticated (dare I say fragile) so for my daughter's car I did not want to take any chances. This tool worked well and was easy to use. Compression plate is rigid, not flimsy.
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2022 by Smart Dude

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