Cube Brake Caliper Compression Tool Driven by 3/8" Tool,6-face Car Rear Brake Caliper Tools for Returning Brakes Pistons,Sturdy Disc Brakes Calipers Piston Compressor Tools

HELPS YOU RESET THE PISTON EASILYProduct AttributesColors: SilverSizes: 1.3*1.29*0.99 inch Drive Port: 3/8 inchWeight: 3.26 ozMaterial: SteelPackaging: Brake Caliper Compression Tool*1Package Size: 3.8*3.32*1.15 inchProduct Functions & Features1. The brake caliper press tool provides a smooth, even force to reset the piston, making the critical preparation step of replacing brake pads easy and reliable2. The 6-in-1 design allows the brake compressor tool to be highly adaptable to many different types of brake pistons3. The brake caliper piston tool has good overall toughness and compressive strength, it can withstand repeated and continuous torque and pressure loads

• Smooth Reset: Our brake piston compressor tool is designed for one of the trickiest steps in brake repair - pressing the piston back into the caliper. Providing controlled rotational compression, it makes piston reset a breeze and is a key aid in brake pad replacement
• Six-sided Cube: With the special six-sided cube design, each side of the brake piston tool has a different design. Significantly improves the adaptability of the tool to match many different types of brake pistons, saving you the trouble of searching for multiple specialized tools
• Steel Material: High-strength steel is used as the main material of brake caliper piston press tool, which has good compressive strength and anti-torque ability. It is not easy to bend, deform or break under continuous high pressure handling
• Compatibility: The brake caliper piston tool is designed for brake pistons that require rotary reset and is compatible with rear disc brakes on most vehicles. It comes with standard 3/8 inch drive ports and is compact enough to be used with the appropriate size tool
• Steps for Use: 1. Select the side of the brake pad tool that matches your brake piston. 2. Align that side with the piston. 3. Insert the drive tool into the interface. 4. Rotate the drive tool steadily until the piston is fully retracted. The process is simple and intuitive