The 5 Best A/C Hose Crimpers
This wiki has been updated 15 times since it was first published in October of 2018. If you're serious about auto repair, then you should consider investing in one of these A/C hose crimpers. They're pricier than most tools, and you're not likely to use them very often, but if they spare you a trip to the mechanic, they'll quickly pay for themselves. We've included both manual and hydraulic options, so you can decide for yourself how hard you want to work.
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Editor's Notes
January 17, 2019:
The biggest choice users need to make when deciding on a crimper is whether they want a manual or hydraulic option. Hydraulics are quicker and easier, making them more suitable for professional shops, but they are also more expensive. The average DIY-er should do fine with a manual model and a wrench, but we won't judge you if you opt to spend a little more for convenience's sake.
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