Brake Tool for Sram, Bike Ultimate Piston Press Tool for Sram Caliper, Hydraulic Bike Disc Brake Caliper Piston Press Tool for Sram, Width 1.1 inch, for Sram 2/4 Pistons, Not for Shimano

If you have bled your own hydraulic brakes on a bicycle, sometimes getting the spacer wedge in can be tough if you have too much fluid in the system. Simply slide this in and use the screw to expand the metal and push back the calipers. Simple, effective. SRAM OEM is just too expensive for no benefit. Great tool.

I was ready to pull the trigger on the 100 dollar SRAM version, but this showed up as a new item and for 40 bucks I figured it would be worth a shot. Fit and finish is impressive and it works well. I’ve used it on two bikes so far and I’ve been very impressed with the ease I'm able to get all 4 pots reset.The quality is there. It wouldn’t surprise me if these were the same as the sram but rebranded. They really are at that level. 10/10 would recommend.

Simple to use and works great for resetting 4 piston brakes. Much better than using a tire lever or spatula type tool because it resets all 4 pistons at once. As other reviewers noted, it appears to be exactly the same as the more expensive name brand at half the cost. Very pleased with this purchase.

Quality tool, beautifully made and works just like the much more expensive brand model.

This tools makes a difficult job a routine pleasure to do. Those extended caliber pistons are return to their wide open positions effortlessly. If you maintain your own SRAM brakes just buy it. Don’t use anything else. $30 is well worth time and potential damage to calipers by prying.

I had high expectations for this sram knockoff, but for the cost it is just ok. No better and slower than using a plastic tire tool. Has to be repositioned for dual piston brakes.

Works better than levering

I've tried a bunch of different things for pushing pistons in, but always fallen back to the old standby of using a small wrench. However, this one works exactly as I hoped it would. I ordinarily would have paid for the SRAM tool, but its really hard to justify the price they are asking. This tool feels burly, and it is super smooth when you are expanding the wedge to press the pistons in. I'm very pleased and definitely recommend to anyone in the market.

Half the price and im sure it does the sam job as the sram one