Goodridge stainless braided brake hoses exceed the requirements of government bodies around the globe making them street legal anywhere in the world.
All brake hoses must comply with the requirements of FMVSS-106.
These requirements set out the strict test criteria that all hoses must pass to enable them to be used on the road.
These requirements, as commanded by the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, are then used by the DOT (United States of America), NHTSA (United States Of America), TuV (Germany), Australian Design Rules (Australia), LTSA (New Zealand), IDR (Israel) and MOT (Europe) as the test criteria used by each country.
Having passed these requirements and by registering with the above organisations Goodridge brake hoses can be used anywhere in the world.
Goodridge brake hoses have been independently tested and proved to exceed all the requirements of the tests.
Many hoses fail due to the whip test when the hose is subjected to motion to mimic the movement of the hose during normal use on a vehicle.
All hoses must last for 35 hours continuously on the test apparatus and are normally tested until destruction to give a sign of quality past the required time frame.
All brake hoses must comply with the requirements of FMVSS-106.
These requirements set out the strict test criteria that all hoses must pass to enable them to be used on the road.
These requirements, as commanded by the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards, are then used by the DOT (United States of America), NHTSA (United States Of America), TuV (Germany), Australian Design Rules (Australia), LTSA (New Zealand), IDR (Israel) and MOT (Europe) as the test criteria used by each country.
Having passed these requirements and by registering with the above organisations Goodridge brake hoses can be used anywhere in the world.
Goodridge brake hoses have been independently tested and proved to exceed all the requirements of the tests.
Many hoses fail due to the whip test when the hose is subjected to motion to mimic the movement of the hose during normal use on a vehicle.
All hoses must last for 35 hours continuously on the test apparatus and are normally tested until destruction to give a sign of quality past the required time frame.
