Tools
Brake Line Gravel Guards
Pro-grade tools for clean flares and stubborn, rusted fittings.
Gravel guards (spring guards) are coiled sleeves that slip over a brake line to shield it from rocks, road debris, and abrasion. On exposed runs they're cheap insurance against a chipped coating and the rust that follows.
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Brake Line Accessory
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Brake Line Accessory
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3/16"8'Stainless Steel
Brake Line Accessory
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Brake Line Accessory
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3/8"16'Stainless Steel
Brake Line Kit
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Brake Line Accessory
5/16"16'Stainless Steel
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1/2"16'Stainless Steel
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Where to use them
Add them anywhere a line sits in the line of fire -- along the frame rail, near the wheels, or across any run that catches gravel. They also guard against chafe where a line passes close to a bracket or another component. Slide them on as you route the line; they're far easier to fit before the ends are flared.
Related: Copper-Nickel Brake Lines, Brake Line Straightener, Flaring Tools, All Tools.
Gravel Guard FAQ
What is a gravel guard?+
A coiled spring sleeve that slips over a brake line to shield it from rocks, road debris, and abrasion.
Where should I use them?+
On exposed runs -- along the frame rail, near the wheels, or anywhere a line could catch gravel or chafe on a bracket.
When do I install them?+
Slide them on as you route the line; they are far easier to fit before the ends are flared.