🔧 High-Quality Rear Axle Bearing Puller Tool for Toyota Land Cruiser & Tacoma (1995-2016) Review

worked great and got the job done for me. I recommend an inexpensive tool for replacing rear wheel bearings on Toyota trucks. I'm glad I bought it.

I was very impressed with the tool, but I advise the manufacturer to improve the weld strength on the clamp puller. It broke on the first day of use and we had to roll it up. Now it works flawlessly and has reduced processing time by 40%.

Will not fit our 50 ton press. Did you have to cut off a piece on each side to fit the tool in the press? Not a very good design unless you have a machine shop monster belly. If you don't have a machine shop, this tool probably won't do you any good either. I should point out that if you had a machine shop, you probably wouldn't need this tool.

I used to make my own wheel bearing tools. Had to craft a 2nd Gen Tundra Camp and I just didn't have enough strong materials to craft it so I decided to just buy this one. This one is definitely strong enough. You won't have a problem with this tool as long as it's good for abs. Unfortunately, the pipe is too large in diameter to fit our 25 ton press. I had to take it to a local college auto shop and use their 100 ton press.

The base of the block wasn't welded properly (true), you can't get it to work unless the axle shaft wobbles sideways and detaches from the hydraulic cylinder Damaged in the end I got the splines axles I wanted to fix and it cost me $1200 to buy new ones from Toyota. I missed Revane's return date, which is worse. So now I don't have the cost of that junk and I don't have the money to replace the axles either.

Bought to replace bearings in the tundra. The first time I put it in the press the bearing came out, but after I took it off I noticed the weld failed and the flange was slightly bent. It's almost useless now as I don't want to put it back in the press and do it differently as the rest of that weld could fail and the entire flange could come loose at once. Very disappointed that the quality was so poor it wasn't even good enough for a print application.