💪 Efficiently Remove Stubborn Tie Rods with the Performance Tool W83025 Tie Rod Puller Review

Worked with the intermediate arm on my 1990 4Runner SR5. Tried to tap with hammer and fork but couldn't separate. I tightened it, tapped lightly and the connection immediately broke. Highly recommended.

The tool is of good quality. But they should remove the customer declaration that says this tie rod end removal tool works on 3rd generation Toyota 4Runners. Because no!

Additional material for durability and repeated use. At the same time, it complicates placement in tight spaces (can be done. Needs work on that). you get more for the money than you pay for. make sure that the pressing end of the bolt tends to wander. the same product is sold locally for a lot of money.

to remove the steering arm in a 95 jeep. not right. It's the smallest puller I've ever seen that won't even slip under my arm. It must be for a clown car or a small car. This puller design has been around for years, although I've never seen one that small I thought it was a joke. If you need a decent puller, get a Lisle 35 brand puller, or for a wrench that uses it regularly, a conical one. There's always the oxy-acetyl torch method and the puller for really stubborn hands.