🔧 VEVOR Strut Compressor - Heavy Duty 45# Steel Spring Compressor for Universal Fit, Thick Compression Arms Spring Compressor Tool, Auto Equipment for Car Repairing Review

There's nothing solid about this compressor. I bought it thinking it would be way stronger than the ones sold in auto parts stores. These are GMC Yukon springs and the whole thing was curvaceous and quite nervous to work with. I probably won't use it for big nibs anymore. The handles were also missing. Made me work with a big head and an impact wrench

I had to make a custom mount to make it work in my garage. I had to shorten the handles because they were too long and I had to sand down the spring seats where they grip the spring because they didn't fit between the springs and the edges were too sharp and could chip the paint off my springs I used this for a Toyota 4Runner and overall it worked well compared to the $800 spring supercharger.

Very bad design idea. The four blue arms began to curl at the ends where the claws passed. They became a V shape. This is most likely due to too much heat from welding these tubes to the levers during manufacture. Luckily I stopped before it got worse when I saw the arms were twisted into a V shape. The picture shows the part even after I started decompressing the spring. Totally chubby! The welds are of poor quality and appear to have been welded by someone with no experience or poor…

The product is manufactured in a typical not very durable form. The contents are wrapped in bubble wrap and the product simply lies in the box with no straps as you can see in the photo. Objects fly around in it. The screw package burst and the safety pins fell out. In terms of durability, I bought it because I didn't want to use stand alone spring compressors which are usually extremely dangerous but a lot cheaper. Given the size of these tools, the bolt is undersized and seems to fail after a