🔧 Caliper Compressor Spreader Replacement by OrionMotorTech Review

If anyone has ever had to perform emergency brake repairs with limited time and resources, this tool kit would be a godsend. I usually "borrow" one from local AZ, but they were out of stock. I have a stuck caliper that won't turn with pliers. The closest available was 50 miles round trip and cost $50. This kit has two clips and is only $30. Same quality as the AZ kit but half the price! The next day came and I was ecstatic! Worked quickly and made plans for the weekend. Couldn't have asked for…

I received the tool kit on time and as expected. I used it once on my Kia Spectra 09 to compress screw pistons in rear brake calipers. It worked as expected with no issues. It had some light oil on it to keep it from rusting in the box, which is a good thing (nobody likes rusty tools). The tools and adapters make a solid impression. As for durability, time will tell but I hope and plan to keep it for a very long time. The only problem is the sticker on the case, it's partially peeled off, but…

As my car only has front disc brakes I only needed three of the many parts that come with this tool kit. The last time I repaired disc brakes was twenty years ago and used a C clip but this time it didn't work so I bought this tool. I figured it was probably a stuck piston and I'd end up buying at least a new caliper, but this tool immediately got the pistons into the calipers with ease. Having the right tool helps a lot and in this case I saved a lot of money. This is a quality tool that any…

Tool arrived in factory sealed box, case was in good condition but all adapters fell out of their holders. Luckily they were easy to put back on as they are all stamped with a number or letter corresponding to the case. Adapters appear to be of good quality. The carving tool looks sandblasted, but still runs smoothly. You have to make sure you use the correct adapter and center it properly in the caliper, but once it was in place it was very easy to rotate the piston and push it back into the…

I don't write reviews unless I'm completely satisfied or completely upset. I just don't have the time to sit at a computer, phone, tablet etc like other people and write reviews. However, it is the ideal tool. Let's put it this way (in case someone complains about this tool). There are many questions to ask.1. Does the person have enough common sense to use the tool? 2. Is the person a beginner in general? Does the person have an idea of how things are used in general? etc? There are absolutely

I used it on a 2017 Ford Transit 250. The tool itself is a great help and I find it has just the right strength for the job it was built for. It doesn't have instructions probably because it's mostly only used by professionals so a normal tutorial might be too difficult to assemble and also use it to the point where it might get bent or damaged unusable. Remember you are not trying to compress the poison, it should just be wind and the winding direction is different for the passenger and driver