Vehicle Service Tools

Automotive service tools for braking, suspension, steering, cooling, timing, locking and general vehicle maintenance.

Choosing vehicle service tools

• Vehicle application: confirm make, model, engine code, component or system compatibility where the tool is application-specific.
• Working range: check capacity, diameter, pressure, reach or adjustment limits against the actual service task.
• Included adapters: verify the kit contains the plates, pins, caps, sockets or fixtures needed for the vehicles you work on.
• Access: consider clearance around hubs, suspension, engine bays and brake assemblies before choosing a tool format.
• Power source: hydraulic, pneumatic and electrically powered service tools need the appropriate workshop supply.
• Measurement: where a tool measures torque, pressure, leakage or another value, check range and calibration requirements.
• Procedure and safety: follow the vehicle manufacturer's service method and the tool manufacturer's load, support and operating instructions.