Orion Motor Tech 23-Piece FWD Front Wheel Drive Bearing Adapters Puller Press Replacement Installer Removal Tool Kit

I put this tool through hell and it performed perfectly. It is good build quality and my advice to any buyers is get some white grease and grease the threaded rod which by the way it comes with two of them. This tool can last a lifetime if you take care of it. I was laying into it with a large breaker bar to get these bearing out that had 20 years of rust built up and it worked perfectly. It has every cup, every plate and every combination you could possibly need. I'm so impressed I just ordered there ball joint removal tool and I have high expectations. For the price this is a great tool far exceeded my expectations!!!

Durable

It's well made and looks like it will last well. It has done the job we bought it for. Give the threads a splash of lube before you use it.

I got this as I needed to replace my wheel bearings on my ATV. After reading some of the bad reviews I was very skeptical on this product but figured I would give it a try. Boy was I glad I did. This made removing and installing the wheel bearings so easy. This worked like a charm. Now it may be the way I'm using it but the only issue I am having or had was once I started installing the bearing and making sure it was going in straight it would seem to go off angle just a bit. Enough to know that the tightening of the bolt became harder so I would stop, remove and start again. Again this was probably something I was doing wrong. Overall the whole package seems very sturdy and well constructed. I would recommend.

I viewed changing the front wheel bearing on my Suzuki Swift with trepidation. The bearing had been in its housing for seventeen years and like most casual mechanics, I haven't access to a press.....the obvious tool for removing and fitting a new bearing. Therefore this was the reason for purchasing this kit. The kit comes in its own moulded plastic case and is quite heavy. There are many different sizes of collars and drive plates. The threaded spigot is substantial and the elongated nut requires a large spanner (not included) to pull or press the bearing into place. It's quite straightforward to use and good value for money for what you get. The only downside to its purchase is how many times does one change a wheel bearing? Whatever, I certainly couldn't have done the job without it.