🔧 OEM TOOLS 25317 Brake Bleeder Wrench - Dual-End Wrench for 8 mm and 10 mm Brake Bleeding Screws - Essential Tool for Air Bleeding and Brake Adjustment Review

Nice wrench but it's laser engraved for sizing and it's actually very small. I don't understand how an engraving can survive the life of a wrench. The size marking must be embossed and generally indestructible. Trying to figure out the key size from faint markings is a waste of time.

I should have read more reviews before buying. The end of my 10mm wrench was badly machined and unusable. Now I see many reviews with the same problem. Obviously a large percentage of these tools are defective and the supplier is only damaging their reputation by reselling them without quality control measures.

Had to tap on the 8mm side with one punch on a rounded 10mm exhaust bolt, managed to remove the valves without breaking or stripping them, this tool is good for a long time, so if yours doesn't have enough space near the exhaust valves, you can't use it. I used it on a 2002 4x4 GMC Yukon XL 1500, worked great

The finish on this wrench is surprisingly BAD, on the business end of the tool. .Sharp and rough. .Not your typical smooth chrome finish. I received the package yesterday. The wrench was also dangling in a very dirty package. .Looks like someone sold me a defective item and figured out a way to recoup some of the cost of manufacturing this apparent defect. Sorry but I DO NOT RECOMMEND.

First of all I would like to say that this is not an OEM as you might think, but an original equipment manufacturer. That piece of metal just won't fit an 8mm or 10mm nut or bolt. I looked closely and it doesn't even match anything. I can't believe someone called it a wrench. Whoever tested it when it was finished at the end of the assembly line should be fired. As I said, it's not the wrench! It's a piece of metal. Very very bad processing quality. I threw it over the hill.

Quality doesn't seem very high but it makes bleeding the brakes easier. Suitable for bleeding brakes on Yamaha FJ-09. This should at least work with most metric bikes and probably cars, although I haven't tested this. some online videos. and your service manual - get a brake bleeding product. Small plastic bottles with a tube are the cheapest. Protect your paint and everything you need. Brake fluid = paint remover, as far as your paint is concerned.