🔒 Allstar Performance ALL18300 3/16" Rubber Cushioned Aluminum Line Clamp, (Pack of 10): Premium Quality for Secure and Vibration-Free Clamping Review

These clamps worked fine when I replaced my brake lines as did the originals that were discontinued. If I ever need them again I will buy them here 👍

Clamps fit 3/16 brake lines very snugly and securely. Definitely recommend. When working with steel or other metal, use Tek sheet metal screws or screws and a cordless impact tool. Again, they work very well.

If you use a drill to screw them in, be sure to slow down the speed immediately after inflation and hand tighten the last piece as they tend to twist. but that was my fault, not this product.

I used stainless steel hose clamps at first but a couple of times they started to rust and I haven't had any problems since I switched to these aluminum hose clamps. The rubber also holds up better than the stainless steel clips I've used before. Happy with it.

These guys are great for hanging new brake lines when all the old hangers are rusty. I drilled new holes in the frame and used stainless steel screws. Keeps the brake lines clear of the frame so dirt and other objects don't collect and cause problems on the road. Makes work look professional.

I installed them and then removed them from the push lock rubber fuel line. I would only recommend them for a hard mount as the straps tend to pinch quite a bit. They were fairly priced and worked as expected, but seemed to work less than advertised. When in doubt, buy two sizes larger than you think you really need.

I bought a cheap windshield with plastic clips. Being an experienced installer already, I knew the exact size and what to look for in order to replace that plastic clamp. Once the plastic is exposed to too much sun and then comes into contact with rain, snow and low temperatures, it will break within at least a year. with this. It's a lifetime guarantee and I can refill if it gets rusty because I can buy it again.

Pros: The cheapest soft clamps I could find for my 1" pipe (it's just over 1"). Won't scratch my pipe and holds it well if tight enough. (I used zip ties to keep it in place) Cons: The metal is strong enough to support itself, but bends easily when screwed or bent by hand. The "rubber" is not molded (just inserted around the metal) and can sometimes come loose if the metal is bent too aggressively.

I've bought these several times from the same seller, in different sizes. Good quality metal and rubber. Not flimsy at all. Lived under SUVs and horse trailers for years in mud, water, ozone, desert air, etc. No damage to aluminum or rubber. The 3/4" size is perfect for the 1/2" plastic cut loom. The 1/2" size is ideal for a Bundles of two or three 16 gauge wires. I was particularly impressed by the mounting hole. It's big enough to fit under a 1/4 inch screw. And the tongue is long enough to…