RZR 900 / 1000 44mm Front-Rear Wheel Bearing Greaser by Bevel Engineering: Enhanced Compatibility & Grease Tool Review

This bearing grease is easy to use and works great. Wheel bearing on rzr s900 replaced as soon as possible. Front and back.

This oiler fits my 2016 RZR XP Turbo perfectly. Fits snug but can be easily removed. No complaints. Very satisfied and well made.

Works great Several people have complained that the oiler breaks easily and the tool gets stuck in the sleeve when in use. I noticed that the faucet is hand tight and breaks easily if you're not careful. Just be sure to check for leaks before use. If it's stuck, just put some lube on it before inserting it into the socket.

I like the way the oiler is made. I can feel the quality when I pick it up. However, I had trouble getting the grease off the hub. I lubricated the o-ring and it's still so tight I spent a few minutes trying to loosen it. I may have to switch to a different brand and see how it performs. It just shouldn't take that much effort. Maybe I just got a lemon.

I should have trusted the negative reviews I've read about this product a little more. This product is very difficult to remove once inserted. It wasn't possible to remove it manually, I had to use two flat head screwdrivers to pry off the damaged part. Yes, I lubricated it well before installing. It only came loose because the O-ring came loose. I started lubricating other bearings without the o-ring and it was very easy to remove.

Just bought this for my 2017 900 S EPS RZR. When I first tried to use it it was so tight I couldn't get it all the way in and when I took it off half the bearing came with it. Then I tried it on another wheel and the same - too tight. When I took it off this time, the rubber seal broke in half. Needless to say it was a waste of money. Now I'm trying to find another option and/or brand.

This tool is said to be 44mm in diameter and will work with some Polaris machines. I tried to use it several times and it got stuck. The O-ring goes through the first race and goes no further. If you try to remove the tool, it will break the bearing. It seems the milling was done wrong. Now it has scratches on opposite sides like it got caught in bearings because it doesn't fit.