Guides d'achat spécifiques par véhicule
Chaque flexible, conduite rigide, raccord et liquide dont vous avez besoin pour un remplacement complet du système de freinage — adapté à votre véhicule exact. Trouvez le vôtre ci-dessous, ou parcourez les guides.
How to Choose Brake Lines for Your Vehicle
Replacing brake lines goes faster when you know exactly what your vehicle uses. Each 4LifetimeLines vehicle guide lists the tube sizes, fitting threads, flare types and line lengths for a specific year, make and model, so you can order the right parts the first time instead of guessing at the parts counter.
Most cars, SUVs and light trucks use 3/16" brake line with 3/8"-24 inverted flare fittings, while many full-size trucks add 1/4" line on longer runs. Our copper-nickel (NiCopp) tubing bends by hand, flares cleanly with a standard flaring tool and will not rust, which makes it the most popular choice for salt-belt repairs. Prefer an OE look? Stainless steel and PVF-coated steel are also available.
Vehicle-specific brake line guides
- Chevrolet brake lines — Silverado, Tahoe, Suburban and Avalanche
- Chevy Silverado 1500 brake lines
- 1999–2007 Silverado 1500 brake lines
- 2001–2007 Silverado 2500 HD & 3500 brake lines
- 2000–2006 Chevy Tahoe brake lines
- 2000–2006 Suburban & Avalanche brake lines
- GMC brake lines — Sierra and Yukon
- Cadillac Escalade brake lines
Kits or parts by the foot?
RightQuick kits include every line for your vehicle pre-cut, pre-flared and fitted, so you route and install instead of measuring and flaring. Doing a spot repair or a vehicle we don’t have a kit for yet? Build your own with bulk brake line coils, matching fittings and a flaring tool. Every 4Lifetime line is backed by our limited lifetime warranty.