🔧 Optimize Brake Efficiency with Performance Tool W80621 3/8-Inch Drive Disc Brake Piston Tool Review

Son's car is still under warranty and the dealer wanted to replace the rear rotors and pads at my expense due to rotor corrosion. I said no it's not needed yet so I used this tool. This removed the corrosion and cleaned the little lip and now I can go another year without pads and rotors before having to replace them. By then the car is out of warranty and I can just do it myself. I used water as a lube and it cleaned the tool during use.

Actually two or three sides need to rotate the caliper correctly. If you only do your rear brakes every few years, it's very profitable. I hooked up a 3/8 extension and ratchet and the pistons slid in like clockwork. I cleaned everything around the dust boots (gaskets? well, the gasket in the piston, the rubber gasket you see) with brake cleaner to loosen them and prevent the piston from pulling dirt behind the gaskets. Many reviews have shown that it is not suitable for certain vehicles, in my

This is a good product for quick do-it-yourself rotor changes. There are other similar tools with three different roughness levels but this one is good for general use.I use this for grinding rotors when changing pads.This aids in breaking in the pads and helps keep the rotor in good condition.Fixing small defects before they become serious helps to reduce the Extending the life of the rotor and allowing the pads to reach their full potential This product is easy to use and a good price, I…