The job
A manual steel truing tool with two engagement depths and a stated rotor-thickness maximum of 2.5 mm.
Park Tool · Rotor truing tool

A manual steel truing tool with two engagement depths and a stated rotor-thickness maximum of 2.5 mm.
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A manual steel truing tool with two engagement depths and a stated rotor-thickness maximum of 2.5 mm.
One long; two short
Use DT-2.2’s specific thickness scope, then confirm the actual contact and rotor service requirements.
What this choice changes
The DT-2.2 is for the rotor-adjustment step, rather than locating pad clearance or measuring runout. One long slot and two short slots provide different engagement depths for the work described by Park Tool. The vinyl-dipped handle is integrated, so this is a complete hand tool rather than a socket requiring a separate handle.
This exact revision matters if you maintain thicker rotors: Park Tool states compatibility up to 2.5 mm for DT-2.2. Do not substitute the older DT-2’s quoted 2 mm limit when comparing tools. Check the rotor thickness and accessible contact before deciding that a slot is appropriate.
Compare the Feedback Rotor Truing Fork 2.0 if nylon-covered contacts are the feature you want, or Pedro’s Disc Wrench II if fitting-wrench contacts would also be useful. These tools overlap in the rotor-truing task. None establishes that a damaged rotor is repairable or that every source of brake rub can be corrected by bending the rotor.
| Detail | Specification |
|---|---|
| Selected revision | DT-2.2 |
| Slots | One long; two short |
| Stated rotor maximum | 2.5 mm thickness |
| Construction | Steel; vinyl-dipped handle |
| Supplied | One hand tool; no gauge or stand |
Use DT-2.2’s specific thickness scope, then confirm the actual contact and rotor service requirements.
A truing fork changes the rotor; it does not measure runout or establish the cause of rubbing.
This is DT-2.2. Its current maker specification states up to 2.5 mm. Confirm that exact revision when ordering.
No measuring function is established. A suitable rotor gauge is a separate instrument.
The Pedro’s tool adds 7 and 8 mm fitting contacts and a 1/4-inch drive to its rotor slots. Choose those features only if they match your jobs.
Selected listing details, manufacturer information and source images were compared. No hands-on trial or universal fit is claimed. Product identifier: B0FCSR2QC9.