Eastwood Brake Tube Flaring Tool Review (Item #25304)

December 22, 2016 1950 Chevy Truck, Banner, How To, Product Review

This is a non-sponsored review of the Eastwood Brake Tube Flaring Tool (Item #25304). This is the firs time we used the tool and it is worth every penny of the $189.99 price tag. This is a great tool for the DIY home mechanic or professional. Easy to use and almost fool proof.

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