Dual Brake Caliper Compressor Tool

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$79.99 $99.99

Description

Compress Your Brake Pistons Easily!

Durable and Easy to Use! I've tried almost every standard method for pushing back or retracting brake pistons, but this is by far the easiest and fastest I've found for non-ratcheting, dual-piston calipers.” - Brian T.


How Convenient Is This? 

✅ Efficient: This tool makes dual piston pad compressing and replacement a simple job.

✅ Easy to Use: Simply squeeze the tool handle until the plunger comes into contact with the inboard brake pad. Continue squeezing to compress both pistons.

✅ Convenient: It weighs 2.19 lbs and this tool can compress dual brake pistons simultaneously.


📝Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Is it possible to use the dual on a single piston?

A: It was designed to work with dual pistons. 

Q: Is this tool made in USA?

A: Yes, this tool is made in USA.

Q: Can I use this on any vehicle?

A: As long as this fits your brake calipers, you can use this tool.


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    Customer Reviews

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    Kaiser I.
    The Right Tool For The Jobl!

    Compressing calipers is a breeze with this tool. This is much better than the C clamp that I've been using for years. I wish I had purchased this many years ago. It made my life much easier!

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    Jackson W.
    Works perfectly!

    I've always used C-Clamps to push back caliper pistons over my time of "back-yard" auto repair projects, but decided to spend some money on the proper tool, and to expand my tool collection! Works perfectly!

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    Harry H.
    Must have tool

    Awesome tool. It looks like a modified caulking gun, make sure to stop applying pressure if the caliper does not move easily when you apply it. The brake caliper is most likely frozen, or you're using it on a single-cylinder caliper that needs to be turned mechanically to seat. Otherwise, if you know how to use it properly, it's a useful tool.

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    Peter S.
    Recommended for mechanics

    I've tried using c-clamps to compress caliper pistons, and it's too much of a hassle. I would recommend this tool to any technician or DIYer.

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    Ronald R.
    Better than C-clamp!

    I replace brake pads roughly once a month. Using a c clamp to compress the caliper is far more difficult and time-consuming. I tried using this and it makes my work easier and faster! I'm glad I bought this.