What does a brake hose do?

A brake hose is a flexible line that carries pressurized brake fluid from the main brake lines to the brake caliper or wheel cylinder. It allows the wheel to move up and down while still being connected to the brake system.

Why should I replace my brake hoses?

Brake hoses can degrade over time due to heat, pressure, and exposure to road elements. Cracks, swelling, or leaks can compromise braking performance and safety, making replacement essential.

Does this brake hose come with new fittings or hardware?

This DFC brake hose is designed as a direct replacement and typically includes the necessary fittings for installation onto the vehicle's existing brake lines and caliper. Refer to the manufacturer's packaging for exact contents.

2009-2015 Toyota Venza Rear Brake Hose

Name: DFC 08-15 Toyota Venza Rear-L Brake Hose
Brand: DFC
SKU: dfc-dfc-08-15-toyota-venza-rear-l-brake-hose-t14-913232
Price: 22.78 USD
Availability: InStock

DFC 08-15 Toyota Venza Rear-L Brake Hose

$22.78

Only 2 left in stock

Fits 2009-2015 Toyota Venza. DFC rear left brake hose. Direct fit replacement.

Key Features

Fits 2009-2015 Toyota Venza and 2008-2013 Toyota Highlander.
Direct replacement rear left brake hose.
Designed to handle brake fluid pressure.
Connects rigid brake lines to the caliper.

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Product Details

This is the rear left brake hose for your 2009-2015 Toyota Venza. A brake hose is a crucial part of your braking system, carrying brake fluid from the rigid lines on your chassis to the caliper or wheel cylinder at the wheel. Over time, these hoses can crack, swell, or leak, especially if they've been exposed to road debris or harsh conditions. Replacing a worn or damaged brake hose is important for maintaining proper braking performance and safety.

DFC makes this hose as a direct replacement, meaning it's built to match the original specifications for your Venza. This ensures it will fit right and function as intended, helping to restore your braking system's integrity. The hose is constructed to handle the high pressures involved in braking, and it's designed to connect securely to your existing brake lines and caliper.

When you're replacing a brake hose, it's a good idea to check the condition of the brake fluid and consider flushing the system if it's due. Also, inspect the other brake hoses on your vehicle, as they may be nearing the end of their service life as well.