Brake Lines
Rubber Brake Hoses & Kits
Rust-proof lines that bend by hand and outlast the vehicle.
Rubber brake hoses carry hydraulic pressure across the moving joints your rigid lines can't -- from the frame to each caliper or wheel cylinder. Flexible, DOT-compliant, and built to flex with your suspension and steering without leaking.
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When to replace a brake hose
Replace rubber hoses when they crack, bulge, or swell under pressure -- worn hoses cause a soft pedal and uneven braking. Fresh hose restores firm, consistent stops. Pair new hoses with clean brake fluid and the right banjo bolts and fittings.
Browse all brake lines, or shop rigid copper-nickel line for the hard sections.
Rubber Brake Hose FAQ
When should I replace a rubber brake hose?+
Replace it if it is cracked, bulging, soft, leaking, or more than about 10 years old. A failing hose can swell and cause a soft or dragging brake.
How do I choose the right hose?+
Match the length, end fittings, and mounting to your vehicle. The banjo or thread type on each end has to match your caliper and hard line.
Do I need to bleed the brakes after?+
Yes -- any time you open the hydraulic system you must bleed that corner to remove air.