OMT Wheel Bearing Press Kit for Front Wheel Bearing Removal & Installation | 24pc Wheel Bearing Puller Tool Set with Sliding Screws Bushings and Sleeves, Red Case

Bought this kit to replace the axle bearings on my 2008 scion TC.I live in Illinois, where they use salt on the road during the winter. Thus, as you can imagine what these parts were thoroughly arrested in placeHowever, this bearing kit performed flawlessly. Is a very high-quality professional grade tool.

For the price it's a good deal, the quality of the metal isn't the same as even astro or especially the tool truck stuff (this is a bit on the softer side) but it is more than adequate. What can you really expect for the price? This is well under 100 dollars and the matco equivalent is around 800-1200 depending on the kit. I have abused this kit right off the bat using heavy duty impact guns, doing 8 Honda and toyota wheel bearings and 2 Honda trailing arm bushings all in the span of a week. It also provides enough sizes that I would say unless you're working on semi stuff and maybe some larger diesel applications you should be covered with something to fit. My only suggestions would be to get some extra washers from Ace hardware, perhaps a bit harder steel then the ones that come with it. I am using the washers the kit comes with but they're severely deformed at this point, they end up being sacrificial since this kit doesn't use any sort of bearing to apply pressure to when turning. Another important thing to remember is to keep the thread lubed. With all these things in mind this kit should serve the home diy or even mobile/ part time mechanic well.

Well worth the money easy changed the rear and front bearing a on e46 nothing broke it all held up no metal shaving s but I put maximum grease when I was hammering down on getting it out but yes worth the money would buy again and again make job easy to

It works,.but before you use it you will need a 1-16" socket on 1/2 drive with an impact to use this.If you wanna do this by hand with a ratchet and wrench then its no pain no gain.The washer must be replaced with anything else....these things are made of butter, shredded immediately.As for the bolts and nut,.make sure you put some kinda lube on the threads and run the nut completely up and down both to put actual lube on the entire thread vs the anti rust oil they come with on them......(NO WD-40, THATS NOT LUBE)Value is there instantly, harbor freight kit is $100+ and is only 21 piece and is the exact same quality.Minus a star for the washers shredding like paper but 4 starts because this baby worked and both my hubs and bearings are in.

Excellent and worked as described nice carrying case with multiple parts to fit all the vehicle needs excellent for the money. Very heavy and great quality

I got these to replace a very old small rusty setup. These work fantastically for heavy home users. Iv done a 986s, c5, c7 and modern charger. Sure they’ll be good to most anything under 1 ton. I wouldn’t trust them on a bigger job, or commercial setting. The material is soft and the finish easily damaged (that’s good won’t hurt your parts!!) but bad if you have to knock something serious apart (tractor); Decent cases, works as instructed.

Better than most sets found at my local auto parts store

TL/DR: Bushings and sleeves are a nice addition, sliding screws will strip out under the extreme force needed for some especially tight bearings.I bought this to press out/in the wheel bearing on a 2013 Hyundai Sonata. The entire assembly was rusted, so this was a tough first test for it. Overall, it couldn't handle pressing out the old bearing, and I decided to hammer it out using one of the included bushings to hammer on, to avoid stripping the tool. That worked well. I thought it would have an easy time pushing the new bearing in, but it got it about 1/3rd of the way and then the sliding screw stripped out under the force from the impact wrench. Bearing didn't budge. I ended up just buying a used 20T shop press to complete my toolset and do it the right way.Pros: The included bushings and sleeves are very handy and can be used with a shop press. The sliding screws would probably hold up to lighter work and more easy-to-press bearings.Cons: If you are planning on this being your only method of pushing bearings, you will probably end up stripping the threads on the sliding screws. They don't hold up to the force needed for those more stubborn bearings. I would be less surprised if it stripped trying to press out a rusted-fast bearing, but mine stripped out pushing in the new bearing into the recently cleaned assembly. Save yourself the trouble and find yourself a 12 or 20T shop press.

Fast postage and great value for money. The item arrived quickly and was well packaged. Exactly what I ordered, and I’d happily buy from this seller again.

Good quality set.

Durable

Excellent tool and service will order more made job really quick and easy

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