RUANI 323025 Motorcycle Motorbike Brake Piston Removal Pliers Tool 16.5-40mm Diameter, Silver & blue

This product is a very good idea and work make light work of removing brake pistons – if it was modified and made of stronger materials.The only time you need a brake piston puller is when your brakes are starting to or have seized up! This tells you that the tool needed will need to be extremely strong!The serrated grippers rounded off were where no longer serrated after ONE attempt of pulling out ONE piston on a bike that has been parked up for 12 years! I didn’t even manage to get that ONE piston out this this tool, yet alone the 4 that needed to remove.Ended up pumping the brake lever to bring the pistons out as much as possible. Used on brake pad from the piston to press against to ensure both came out at equal distance. Then pulled them out with a piece of inner tube rubber and mole grips.

For a semi cheap tool it works pretty good, so can recommend it, just don’t let it get wet, mine has started to rust

Deducted a point due to one of the blocks attached to the head being slightly loose and rattling, which couldn't be tightened up, but it didn't affect the outcome. Simple to use and a reasonable price!

Absolute useless junk, you get what you pay for and what you get here is soft metal that bends on the first set of pots you try to rotate out. Even the grooves for gripping the pots wore down after 2nd use. Do not waste your time or money, buy a proper set from a reputable company.

The metal is not hardened so the knurled finish on the jaw was worn away on first use , also the plastic handles cut through instantly

Literally it did wear out on first use. Not a great value for money at all

All good