Customer Reviews for VEVOR Brake Line Flaring Tool, 37 & 45 Degree Single, Double, and Bubble Flares for 3/16", 1/4", 5/16" and 3/8" Tube Size, Suitable for Soft Metal of Copper Lines

Good quality product, good variety of tools in an easy to carry container.

Game changer on flaring brake lines and transmissions lines

If you make brake or fuel lines a few times a yr. Do yourself a favor and just bite the bullet and buy this. Well worth the money, saves time. As we all know ,time is money. You can make a double flare before you can set up, with the other styles. Price point is fair for what it does. Other brands are more expensive, I see no problems. With quality. Looks to be a renamed and repackaged €@$+ wood...

Works great. Easy to use.

Does what it’s suppose to and and above daily tool to use and the price couldn’t go wrong for your money

Went through all the dies and am excited to use it. Looks like a good tool. Not sure why i need to keep writing to submit a minimum number of characters.

I’ve used other “name brand“ and this kit performs just as well, for a fraction of the price. So far I’m impressed with it.

I finally got the chance to use it. It works excellent. Would definitely buy more tools from you guys. Ty so much. That's all I got to say.

So I bought this for my buddy who is a mechanic and every time we talked about break lines he would mention how nice these hydraulic flaring tools are. He was using a mismatched manual set that he had from over the years. After he helped me with a long time project of mine and refused to take a dime for the help, I ordered this for him. He has told me it is an amazing improvement.

I was worried that even though it looked like the Eastwood tool, the quality would suffer, but the other reviews were good so I took a chance. I'm a professional technician and I love it. It's fun to use and makes perfect flares. I wanted 45° and 37° so I could also do AN fittings and this deal was too good to pass up. I've so far used 3/16, 5/16 and 3/8 in 45° only, but it's so simple, I'm sure the rest would work well too. The ONE problem I had is that on the larger 45° dies, the turret doesn't line up straight so it gets hung up on the die. I solved this by just shimming up the die so that it is in line with the turret. It was a small enough issue that I decided to keep it and just work with it. Not sure if it's a a deal breaker for you, but it's otherwise great, so I'm happy with it. It makes perfect flares quickly and easily- just what I need.