What kind of brake tools does ToolSource carry?

ToolSource offers a wide variety of general brake service tools, including brake spring pliers, brake adjusting tools, brake bleeding equipment, and more. With over 400 products available, you'll find tools for servicing drum and disc brakes. We carry top brands like Lisle, OTC Tools and Equipment, and GearWrench.

I need to bleed my brakes. What tools are available for that?

For brake bleeding, ToolSource provides options like manual brake bleeders, vacuum brake bleeders, and pressure brake bleeders. Consider the type of vehicle you're working on and the volume of brake fluid you need to bleed when choosing a bleeder. S.U.R. and R Auto Parts and OTC Tools and Equipment offer a range of brake bleeding solutions.

What are brake spring pliers used for, and which ones do you recommend?

Brake spring pliers are essential for safely removing and installing brake shoe springs on drum brakes. They provide the leverage needed to compress and manipulate the springs without damaging them or the brake components. Lisle and KD Tools are popular brands known for their durable and reliable brake spring pliers.

What should I look for when buying a brake adjusting tool?

When purchasing a brake adjusting tool, consider the type of brakes you'll be working on (drum or disc) and the specific vehicle make and model. Look for tools made from durable materials like hardened steel for long-lasting performance. Many of the brake adjusting tools from Wilmar - Performance Tool are designed for specific applications.

I'm looking for a complete brake service kit. Do you offer those?

While we don't explicitly categorize products as "complete kits," you can assemble your own by selecting individual tools based on your needs. Consider the specific brake service tasks you perform most often and choose tools that cover those applications. Many technicians build their ideal kit using tools from brands like GearWrench and K Tool International.

What are the different types of brake line tools you offer?

ToolSource offers a variety of brake line tools, including brake line benders, flaring tools, and tube cutters. These tools are essential for repairing or replacing damaged brake lines. S.U.R. and R Auto Parts specializes in brake line repair and offers a comprehensive selection of these tools.

Are there any specialty tools for working on ABS systems?

Yes, while many general brake tools can be used on ABS systems, some specialized tools are designed for specific ABS components. These may include tools for diagnosing ABS faults or servicing ABS sensors. Check the product descriptions carefully to ensure compatibility with ABS systems, especially from brands like CTA Manufacturing Corp.

What type of brake tools are best for professional mechanics versus DIYers?

Professional mechanics often require heavy-duty, durable tools designed for frequent use, such as those from OTC Tools and Equipment. DIYers can often get by with more affordable options from brands like Wilmar - Performance Tool or K Tool International, focusing on tools needed for specific, less frequent repairs.

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Emergency Brake Cable Release Tool - Lisle

Name: Emergency Brake Cable Release Tool
Brand: Lisle
SKU: 150009
Price: 26.26 USD
Availability: InStock

Part #: 44220

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Specifications

Model Number: 44220
Manufacturer: Lisle Corporation
Weight: 1 lbs
Dimensions: 5.2 x 5.3 x 1 inches

Key Features

Specifically engineered for the efficient release of emergency brake cables.
Durable construction ensures reliable performance in professional workshop environments.
Compact design allows for easy maneuverability and convenient storage.

Applications

Used by automotive technicians for servicing and repairing parking brake systems.
Facilitates the quick and safe disengagement of seized or stuck emergency brake cables.
Applicable across various vehicle maintenance scenarios requiring brake system access.

Benefits

Streamlines the process of releasing emergency brake cables, reducing service time and effort.
Minimizes the potential for damage to brake components during crucial repair procedures.
Enhances technician efficiency and safety by providing a dedicated, effective solution for brake service.
Simplifies a common, often challenging, aspect of automotive brake system maintenance.