ATE 700015 Plastilube Lubricant - 75 ml

Got rid of the squeaky noise in my brakes instantly (when applied to the brake pads). I drive a toyota corolla 2013Easy to apply, seal, lots of product for your dollar, and the directions are simple. No complaints. Much cheaper than a card dealer.

The is a must have for brake assembly. I used on a 1983 Alfa Romeo GTV6 to lubricate the caliper piston and rear brake adjusters.

If you're working on your wheels and or brakes, this stuff is indispensable. I have a BMW and I was surprised how hard it was to get the wheels off even after all the lugs were removed. We had to bang the wheels with a huge 4lb rubber mallet with very hard force about 25-30 times before it knocked all the previous rust off and the wheel came off. We made sure to put a generous amount of this stuff on the wheels because, can you imagine being on the freeway with a flat and going thru the same situation?

As previous reviewers said, essential for proper brake jobs and preventing wheels from seizing on hubs. BMW recommended. Use this where pads contact the brake carrier and where the pads contact the caliper and piston. FWIW BMW explicitly says to install the slide pins dry.

Bought this to use on new brake pads for my 535. Worked great. A quality product.

Used this in conjunction with some Euro Ultra-Premium ceramic brake pads. Saw them and this lubricant referenced in a video from FCP Euro on YouTube about changing brakes on a late-'90s Volvo. Decided to go with it for my '98 Volvo V70 AWD wagon. Great decision. Little in the way of dust and no squeals. So far so great!

I find one thing people forget do do when performing a brake job is to clean and lube the slides on the brake calipers. It can make all the difference with pad wear and brake performance. Found this to be a good product to use on caliper slides.

My 335i's brakes were squealing alittle. I applied Plastilube on the pads and pins. No more squealling noise! It is what the BMW dealership use but does not sell in their parts department.