All automotive trim and panel clips are not the same. Some are just a one-piece push pin whilst others have two pieces (a pin and a rivet). Single-piece push-in fasteners are best removed using panel clip pliers. On the other…
Modern car manufacturers use plastic retainer clips to attach trim pieces to the body of the car. These body clips are common on the door panels, bumpers, and fenders of most cars and trucks. There are two main types of…
Drum brake assembly is one of the most intimidating tasks for inexperienced auto mechanics and DIYers. The brake drum has many parts held together by springs that can be difficult to install without the right tools. This is why you…
Whether you do electrical wiring for a living or are just a guy doing wiring stuff around the house, car, boat, etc, you need a good wire crimper to reliably and firmly secure connectors onto wires. Here are some of the best wire crimper pliers on the market.
What types of pliers do you need in an RV tool kit? Find out in this article
Cheater bars and breaker bars are good for doubling torque and increasing leverage but should you use them on pliers? Read this article to find out.
Removing old coolant, water, fuel, and vacuum hoses can be a pain but one of these hose removal pliers can help avoid the frustration.
Every mechanic must have these three types of pliers for working with coolant and oil hoses.
When you don't need to remove the entire rubber hose, you can clamp it off using one of these hose pinch off pliers to reduce spillage when you disconnect the hose from the pipe or fitting.
Servicing truck drum brakes is a pain especially if you do not have a reliable tool for compressing and stretching the heavy-duty brake springs.
When you need to make crisp twists on your safety wire, use one of these safety wire pliers.
Spring hose clamps are quite difficult to remove or fit but hose clamp pliers make the work easy. Read this article to learn more about different spring hose clamps and the best pliers for removing them.
