🔧 Powerful 23PCS Air Powered Brake Caliper Wind Back Tool Kit: Achieve Quick and Easy Brake Caliper Piston Compressor Rewind with WISPAUSU's Pneumatic Brake Pump Adjusting Tool and Adapters Review

This is a great tool, much better and manual if you have to constantly tighten a fake pad on the caliper to push the piston in.

The product came all scratched as if it was in use and the magnet for the inserts was not screwed on, I had to glue it with superglue, otherwise it works it.

Oh my god we did the rear brakes a few weeks ago without this tool. Uses a needle nose and lots of strength and willpower. Then we made facades with this tool. It only took a few seconds! I wish I had had one like this years ago. Indispensable for the "do it yourself” type!

This thing is pretty damn useful...it cuts break change time by a factor of 10. Assuming you're familiar with air compressor hookups, I resized mine to fit mine and this thing plugs in and works. No more fiddling with clamps or the like. I wanted this product specifically for its usefulness in rewinding calipers. It's very easy. The magnet appears to be of good quality, although your mount will come loose when you hit the gun. However, this is the only loose component of the mechanism.

I am so glad I bought this tool. With most brakes, you can no longer simply squeeze the caliper piston. The pistons now need to be screwed back into the body, which can be very difficult without tools. All you have to do is connect the tool to the air supply and you are good to go. It's quick and easy. This is an amazing set that I wish I had had a long time ago. I would recommend this kit to anyone making their own brakes. It's affordable and makes things a lot easier.

Don't know what tip it is, but I've never seen it used in the US. Changed the end, I was wondering what that tool did to the flip end and guess it's just an air press that you still have to twist to get the piston back into the caliper. and repress by the way, not sure, no brake work to test it at the moment. I was concerned about the lack of a forward-backward option and then found only one press. I hope he doesn't have too much pressure to avoid damaging the threads in the piston. I always…