STIERIUS USA LLC · Prescott Valley, Arizona

BRAKE SERVICE.
OUR SPECIALTY.

Founded by Maximilian Stier in Prescott Valley, Arizona, STIERIUS USA LLC manufactures professional brake bleeding equipment and hydraulic fluid service systems for American workshops.

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ARIZONA / UNITED STATES

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STIERIUS USA LLC

Founder
Maximilian Stier
Based in
Prescott Valley, Arizona
Product support
[email protected]

Built to perform. Built to last.

Built around the professional workshop.

Our core focus is professional brake fluid service: practical brake bleeders, controlled pressure and straightforward operation for repair shops, service centers and fleet workshops.

We manufacture professional brake service equipment in the United States.

EQUIPMENT · REPLACEMENT PARTS · ACCESSORIES

Equipment is just the beginning.

The range extends from brake service equipment to replacement parts, adapters and accessories. Further equipment and innovations in brake service are part of our ongoing focus, guided by everyday workshop requirements.

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Brake service specialists.

Equipment and product knowledge focused on the needs of professional brake fluid service.

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Practical support.

Clear product information and help identifying replacement parts, adapters and the right configuration for your application.

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Built around your workflow.

Explore solutions for your current setup and discuss future requirements and brake service developments.

THE WORKSHOP PERSPECTIVE

Designed around the job.

Efficient fluid service starts with consistent pressure, suitable connections and straightforward controls. These practical requirements guide our equipment focus, with product configurations specified for U.S. workshop use.

Your next step.

LET’S TALK
BRAKE SERVICE.

A new setup, a replacement part or a technical question — tell us what your workshop needs.

Call STIERIUS USA+1 714 335 4664[email protected]
STIERIUS USA LLC
3300 N Pine View Drive
Prescott Valley, AZ 86314
Arizona, USA
stieriususa.com (opens external website)