🔧 8MILELAKE Fender Roller Reforming Extending Tool: Heavy-Duty Wheel Arch Roller for Flaring and Forming Review

I had to roll 2 fender lips for some wider tires. This worked very well for me. You have to be patient and work slowly. Just a bit. Don't try to move the metal immediately. It had to be learned, but YouTube helps with that. Now my tires don't cut when hitting bumps.

available I used this to roll up a fender on a 2002 gearbox to fit my 315, worked great, I didn't have to change anything on the tool except lubricate the threads. The angles are right, start a little further than flat then gradually work your way up to 45 A LITTLE at a time. I was skeptical after reading the reviews but it was great, most likely I'll do a car with it so not worth spending twice as much on other brands.

Good price compared to other manufacturers, worked well but for now I was able to screw it to my rotor! I have a BMW 328d F30 2014. Tips 17mm. Standard for Bimmer, the screw holes were not machined well enough to fit the screws. I spent a lot of time/effort to enlarge enough to fit a screw just to get it done. A file or mini grinder is recommended as they are not 100% within specification. In some cases, light machine work is required.

I was glad to have this fender roll recommended by a friend. Include everything along with some photos he sent because you don't get any details on how to put this thing together. Took it to the vehicle and made the correct adjustments to start the rolling process. The roller height adjustment did NOT stay in place no matter how hard I turned the knob. This made the part unusable. I contacted Revain and sent it back. I finished my project with a hammer and patience

Came completely disassembled, without instructions. The parts list was wrong or for the previous version - the one I received is slightly different from the first sketch. It wasn't too difficult to put together, though, but every fixture seemed practically made of tin. The foil is very weak and can be easily removed. In real life, it works as you would expect and is definitely a much better way to roll up your wings than by hand. The price definitely suits me.

I thought I'd save a whopping $15 and buy an Eastwood clone. Hey, they look exactly the same. ok i hope it isn't. there were two main problems.1. There was a massive flat spot on the roller where the polyurethane hadn't filled the mold. I've tried using it as is and after a good hour it's just a total pain. I had to sharpen it on a lathe. now it works much better.2. The eyebolt slots will not fit 14mm x 1.5 (most German cars) and will need to be opened up for the bolts to fit properly. This was