🔧 Effortless Wheel Maintenance: OTC 1929 6-Lug Tubular Spanner Wrench for Chevrolet/GMC Heavy Duty Axles Review

I couldn't imagine working on my rear axle without this tool. Without them, it is impossible to properly load the bearings. Great price and exceptional quality.

Fits my 2000 c3500 single wheel 14 bolt hub nut. The axle is a drum slide that I convert to a Lugnut4x4 disc brake. A bit pricey for a limited use item but a must have.

Suitable for GNC/CHEVY 2500HD 2004 14 bolts 10.5 inch transmission DANA 60 rear spindle nut. Drive). Fits great. Works perfectly. MADE IN THE USA!

Come on America you're better than this! The bushing is fine except for a burr in the 3/4" drive bore. And it looks like someone has already tried it, chipped the paint and sent it back. I'll fix this and keep it, but oh well, it's a sad day when junk made in China is treated better than something with a MADE IN USA stamp.

I used to remove GM 14 bolt axles with a screwdriver but I used it yesterday and it does its job really well. The spindle nut shouldn't be so tight that you need a socket wrench, but a socket wrench will make things easier. It costs money to buy it. It should work on any GM 14-bolt axle.

I had to rebuild my 1 ton GM axles (Dana 60 front and GM 14 FF bolt rear). The tool I borrowed from my local auto zone was hard to keep on the lock nut, every time I applied any torque to it it just popped out. So I ordered this tool and it worked great. It doesn't take much, but if I need to remove my hubs, it costs double what I paid for the time alone and saves me a headache.