Auto Glass Tools - Equalizer®

A-Pillar Release Tool

IP FCT686

$16.00

This tool works on Ford Flex and Mini Cooper as well as many others with the arrow tipped style clips.

Made in the USA.

All-In-One Mirror Tool

IP MT228

$15.00

Equalizer® All-In-One Mirror Tool has six devices that work on a wide range of foreign and domestic vehicles. The MT228 features #2 Phillips, T15, & T20 drivers as well as hook and pick devices that are perfect for loosening, prying, aligning, & unfastening tabs & snaps. Additionally, the All-In-One Mirror Tool includes a spring-latch mirror device for removing mirrors on Ford vehicles built after 2004. 

Invented By: John Wilson

Belt Moulding Remover

IP BMR1488

$21.00

Belt Moulding Remover is designed to remove and save belt mouldings that are installed with clips.

To use it, place it down into the door panel until the hook fits under the lower edge of the moulding. Then slide the Belt Moulding Remover sideways until it rest against the clip and pull up on the handle; repeat the process until all clips are removed.

BigMouth™ Wiper Arm Removal Tool

IP MKP356

$19.00

BigMouth™ Wiper Arm Removal Tool has a 1-3/4" opening between the pressure bolt and the prong jaws, this is important because many newer vehicles have recessed wiper arms with longer, deeper bolts. The entire assembly is made of steel which can be used with a wrench or socket, enabling you to put tremendous pressure on the wiper arm.

BounceBACK™ Absorbing Tape

IP MCT720A

$25.00

Impact absorbing tape for BounceBACK™ Pinchweld Protection System.

2" wide and 180' Long 

Christmas Tree Moulding Remover

IP RFM683

$16.00

This tool is thin enough to fit under moldings and wide enough so as not to tear them. The long curve allows for leverage to pry against the glass. The wide shank is coated with soft plastic so it absorbs shock and is less likely to break the glass.

Made in the USA.

Clip Removal Tool

IP TPE657

$12.00

Our Clip Removal Tool has a V-groove with sharpened tips so it will slip under the head of the clip. Simply push the handle down and pry the clips out. Works on many cowling and many drip gaskets.

Clip-Zip® Clip Removal Tool

IP CZ444

$30.00

Clip-Zip® Clip Removal Tool works by using the outside portion of the jaws to lay against the body, while the inside portion grabs the clip firmly and lifts up without damaging the panel.  

To use, simply slide the jaws of the tool under the head of the clip and squeeze down on the handle.

ClipFork™ Clip Remover

IP MCR633

$36.00

The Equalizer^® ClipFork^™ will remove step clips used on most Honda vehicles.

Compact C-Clip Remover

IP JCS452

$8.00

This Compact C-clip remover has a flat design that will let you use it from all sides.  

Cowling Clip Removal Tool

IP CCR819

$36.00

This tool has a small, sharp auger that bites into the plastic head of an expansion-type cowling clip and makes pulling the plastic head possible. The clip will then collapses and can easily be removed. 

Curved Door Upholstery Remover

IP PH1355

$14.00

Designed for removing plastic or metal fasteners in confined places, it works great on the front part of the door where the door jam will often interfere with the removal of the door panel.

To use, place the notch in the tool over the fastener and pry the fastener out of the hole.

Door Panel & Cowling Clip Removal Tools

IP CRT250

$53.00

Equalizer™ door panel & cowling clip removal tools are made with different size openings that grab and hold clips. Made in different lengths and configurations so you can place them behind the door panel into hard to reach recessed clips.

Made of the highest quality, heat-treated stainless steel. 

Set of five tools.

Door Panel Removal Tool

IP DCR244

$10.00

General purpose door panel removal tool.

Made of hardened steel.

Door Upholstery Remover

IP DUR748

$12.00

Our Door Upholstery Remover is for removing plastic or metal fasteners. It is made of hardened steel with a large, comfortable handle. 

To use, place the tool under the edge of the door upholstery panel and insert it into the fastener as far as possible, then simply pry up.