Brakes
Replacing brake pads? You need to retract the caliper piston. Every vehicle uses a specific adapter, so check the connection size. You can choose from mm or inch connections. Our brake tools include retractors, press plates and hangers. Pick the correct set to work safely and efficiently.
Braking Pipe Ratchet Cutter | 4.75 mm (3/16")
Hydraulic Flaring Tool
Brake Bleeding Valve
Brake Bleeding Bottle | 1 l
Brake Piston Reset Adaptor for VAG, Ford, Renault with electric handbrake
Spare Hydraulic Pump for BGS 8704
Brake Fluid Refill Bottle | 1 l
Empty Case for BGS 1119
Tube Bending Pliers | "4-in-1"
Punch SAE OP1/OP2 | for BGS 8917, 6683, 9838, 8918
Brake Line Scraper | 160 x 14 x 6 mm
Spindle for Brake Piston wind-back Set | right-turning
2 pack sizes
1-2
Punch DIN 4,75 mm | for BGS 6683, 8917, 8918
Brake Bleeding Hose with Valve | 1.2 m
L-Type Wrench for Brake Calliper | internal Hexagon 7 mm
Valve | for BGS 8897
Aligning Bolt | for BGS 6683, 8917, 8918
Hydraulic Flaring Tool
Brake Piston Reset Tool | universal
Vacuum Pump / Brake Bleeder Tool | max. 0.7 bar
Pipe Bender | 4.75 mm
Brake Piston Reset Tool | 10 mm (3/8")
Vacuum Pump with Manometer | for BGS 8999
Double Flaring Tool Kit with Pipe Cutter | 10 pcs.
Brake Tools for Every Job
Brake tools for passenger cars
Replacing or bleeding brakes requires the right tool. This category contains everything for brake maintenance on passenger cars. You will find resetting devices, wrenches, flaring tools and pullers. The products are grouped by application: disc brakes, brake lines and bleeding, flaring tools and drum brakes.
Disc brakes: resetting brake pistons
When replacing brake pads, you must push the brake piston back. Use a resetting device with adapters for disc brakes. The adapter must fit the exact form of the brake caliper. Check the diameter and form before you order. A universal set covers most brands, but for special models a version made for that brand is needed.
Brake lines and bleeding
To replace brake lines, use special wrenches. They fit around the nipple without damaging the corners. Common sizes are 10 x 11 millimetres and 12 x 13 millimetres. After replacement, you must bleed the system. Bleeding sets and adapters for compressed air are available. Choose the set that fits your workshop.
Flaring tools for your own brake lines
To make your own brake lines, you need a flaring tool. This tool presses the ends of the line into the correct form. Common diameters are 4.75 millimetres and 6.3 millimetres. Check that the inserts match the diameter of your line. An adjustable model works for several sizes.
Drum brakes and handbrake
With drum brakes, you replace brake shoes and adjust the handbrake. Use springs and pullers for drum brakes. A complete set is useful when you work on several cars. To remove seized drums, use a puller or slide hammer. This prevents damage to the drum or the axle.
How to choose
Replacing brake pads? Choose disc brakes. Working on lines or bleeding? Go to brake lines and bleeding. Making your own lines? Use a flaring tool. Maintaining drum brakes? Choose drum brakes. That way you are always right.