13 Best Automotive Replacement Brake Lines
List Updated August 2020
Bestselling Automotive Replacement Brake Lines in 2020
Dorman 919-170 Stainless Steel Brake Line Kit
- Materials upgraded to stainless steel to resist corrosion
- Complete Kit - Includes all lines and fittings for a complete brake line repair
- Direct replacement for a proper fit every time
- Innovative packaging design - Soft bends reduce outer package size
- Original Equipment (OE) Number: 12477747
LEDKINGDOMUS 25 Ft. Roll Coil of 3/16" OD Copper Nickel Brake Line Tubing Kit with Fittings (Gold)
- 25 Ft Roll x 3/16" OD Copper Nickel brake line tubing with 15 assort fittings
- It won't rust, corrosion resistance, extremely easy to bend by hand and flare by simple tools.
- It includes SAE flare Nuts and meets relative international standards.
- It is also widely suitable for household, industrial and commercial uses.
- Packing included: 1 piece 25 Ft Roll brake line tubing, 15 pieces Nut(10 x 3/8"-24 and 5 x 3/8"-25)
25 Ft. of 3/16" (4.75 mm) Copper Nickel Brake Line with Fittings
- Won't Rust
- Extremely Easy to Bend and Flare Tube
- Bend a Full Car with this one kit
- Most Popular SAE Inverted Flare Nuts Included
Complete 25' Rolls 3/16 & 1/4 inch Brake Line Kit WITH Fittings and 8' of Spring Guard
- 35 inverted flare tube nuts included for both break line sizes
- Zinc Plated for Corrosion Resistance
- 8 feet of line protector for .187" and .25"
- 25 foot tube coils (.187 and .25 O.D.)
- Many local parts stores rent out flaring tools free
S.U.R.& R.Auto Parts BR-EZ316 E-Z 3/16" Brake Line Replacement Kit
- Designed to replace brake lines
- Flexible brake tubing that makes bending and flaring a breeze
- Conforms to SAE hydraulic brake tubing specifications, as well as pressure rated up to 3,000 PSI
OE Zinc Automotive Steel Brake Fuel Transmission Line Tubing 5/16" OD Coil Roll (L-1-1)
- Wall thickness = .028 (.70mm)
- Elongation in 2" (50mm) = 14%
- Hardness (Rockwell 30T Scale): 65
- Zinc Coated
Dorman 919-220 Stainless Steel Brake Line Kit
- Materials upgraded to stainless steel to resist corrosion
- Complete Kit: includes all lines and fittings for a complete brake line repair
- Direct replacement for a proper fit every time
- Innovative packaging design utilizes soft bends to reduce outer package size
- Original Equipment (OE) Number: 52008385, 52008398AB, 52008399AB, 52008402
3/16" Brake Line Clip (Pack of 20)
- Clips for the most common brake line size 3/16"
- Fastens brake line for firm fit
- Zinc Plated Steel for Corrosion Resistance
25 ft 3/16 Brake Line Kit - Steel Roll WITH Fittings
- 19 Tube Nuts Included
- SAE Nuts- Most Popular Assortment
- Many local parts stores rent out flaring tools free
25 Ft. Roll / Coil of 3/16" (.028" Wall) Copper Nickel Brake Line Tubing
- Cupronickel Bends and Flares with Ease
- Many local parts stores rent out flaring tools free
ACDelco 22932594 GM Original Equipment Hydraulic Brake Pipe Kit
- Nylon Coating for better corrosion protection
- Pre-formed and pre-flared for easy installation
- GM-recommended replacement part for your GM vehicle's original factory component
- Offering the quality, reliability, and durability of GM OE
- Manufactured to GM OE specification for fit, form, and function
Allstar Performance (ALL48056) Steel Brake Line, 40"
Omix-ADA 13737.51 Full Brake Line Set, Non ABS, for 1997-2006 Jeep Wrangler TJ
- Steel
- Hard lines only
- OE Style for Non-ABS models only
- Direct Fit
- Limited 5 Year Warranty
Updated Toyota Recall List
Today Toyota announced yet another recall, this time involving models such as Lexus and the Highlander, citing issues with the brake fluid used in manufacturing. Also, they are separately adding other news to the mix.
For recall support services, the not-for profit site ToyotaRecall.org recommends you visit the company site for Toyota. If you need to check for recall updates specifically, you can visit toyota.com/recall. Make sure the address you have on file with your car's VIN # is up to date with your current contact info if you are an owner trying to obtain a recall letter. Please note that for the accelerator pedal recall, only authorized Toyota dealers can perform the recall service.
Although some dealers are using expanded service hours, many are so backed up that the wait for an appointment is two to three weeks. The Toyota Recall site, on the other hand, is designed to help and inform consumers (primarily people who already own a Toyota), as well as provide a forum for them to share their experiences and concerns surrounding the recall.
The following is a list of past (but recent) major Toyota recalls, number recalled, and the dates:
Toyota Avalon, 400,000; July 28, 2020
Toyota Corolla amp; Corolla Matrix, 1.3 million, Aug. 26, 2020 -- engine problems.
Toyota Prius ( amp; Lexus HS 250h), 400,000; April 13, 2020 -- brake problems.
Toyota Sienna, 600,000; April 16, 2020 -- for cables coming loose and creating road/crash hazards. Toyota working to solve this problem. Owners of Siennas from all years can get an inspection at a Toyota dealership.
Recalls have not necessarily hurt sales, as deals and incentives offered by the company back in March spawned a boost. In fact, sales for Toyota were up 40 percent as compared with the previous March, Toyota Recall reports.
The most recent recall revolves around polymers used in the brake fluid during the manufacturing process, explains The Composed Gentleman. The polymers act as lubricants, but during vehicle maintenance, these same polymers may not be present in the fluid being used, which affects a series of things leading to a brake warning light illuminating. This effects the following models: Toyota Crown, Mark X, Lexus IS, Avalon, Highlander, and Lexus RX. The numbers are more than 1.5 million.
At the same time they announced these latest recalls, Toyota separately announced the arrival of the Prius in Thailand, say Yoshio Takahashi and Kazuhiro Shimamura at The Wall Street Journal- Autos. Toyota will discuss the Thai plant and the investment amount further on Nov. 16. Meanwhile, Mazda sales are expected to climb, and Mazda's Chief Executive, Takahashi Yamanouchi, believes sales in the rest of Asia will make up for any weak sales in the U.S., Europe, and Japan.
Toyota Recall (Nonprofit)
Toyota Site
Toyota's Official Recall Updates
New Toyota Recall 2020, The Composed Gentleman
Yoshio Takahashi amp; Kazuhiro Shimamura, Toyota to Make Prius in Thailand, The Wall Street Journal
