Steelman Heavy Duty Installer Automotive Comfortable Review

many people are reluctant to buy this. I contend that the pivot is held straight by a small detent that will likely wear out and wobble soon, but still holds. The tip, which screws into the valve stem, is held onto the stem by a simple metal insert. Ideal for dealer use! I recommend!

Did what it had to do, pulled out the old and put in the new. The rubber bushing protects the wheel well, but you'll probably need something else between the wheels to really line things up for a straight pull. It's not SnapOn quality by any means, but it's not essential for my casual use.

Cheapest and best valve stem puller for my workshop at work and personal use at home. It seems to be working normally. Arrived on time. I ordered 2 in total, the first one didn't come in the post, the shipper left it in a bag and said it was damaged but there was nothing inside but they replaced it with a new one as soon as possible. .I will definitely order more when they wear out. Many Thanks.

It's much easier to break in the stem! like the long handle, very little effort to insert a new handle. Simply put a drop of soapy water from the bucket on the edge of the seat on the new stem and fuck, it's done in seconds. I have recommended them to friends and they love it as much as I do. A must have for anyone making their own tires. delivered quickly, works great!

Does its job well. I'm an automotive professional so I needed a replacement part for my personal home use. I just want them to have an arc or curve on the handle. Since it's flat and used on wider tires, for example, there would be no point in using a black rubber tread. Instead, all you have to do is screw in the valve stem and pull the handle to install the valve stem, breaking the target in the first place.

Not exactly a tool every household should have, but for the money it was an affordable tool to get the job done right. I recently changed the tires on my garden tractor. Decided to replace the valve stems while taking them apart. Rather than use pliers and risk damaging new valve stems, I bought this tool to get it right. This made it very easy to remove the old valves and install the new ones. In the end I'm content to spend money on a tool to make sure the valve stems are in, seated and…

Very heavy and strong, but typically China, the hole for the ball holder was not drilled in the middle, which reduces the holding power of the ball. So the stopper doesn't provide the retention I want, it just seems to work but doesn't feel as good as a ball butt. The pin for the fulcrum was also drilled crookedly, a hole right next to the edge on one side, and then when the head wobbles it's a bit crooked, not too bad, but the consequences are because the hole is crooked, it lies clearly in…