Customer Reviews for VEVOR Ball Joint Press Kit, 25 pcsTool Kit, C-press Ball joint Remove and Install Tools, for Most 2WD and 4WD Cars, Heavy Duty Ball Joint Repair Kit for Automotive Repairing

worked just as good as any other top brand name tool, i used it to do all 4 ball joints on my 97 jeep grand cherokee limited 5.2 and it worked like a charm, even used it to press out some wheel studs for my spacer build.

heavy duty metal works well great price

This is a great kit. I used this to remove and replace the lower ball joints on my sons 2001 Honda Civic sedan. You have to find the correct fit for your application. I used a my 22mm socket and ratchet instead of an impact gun and was able to get great results.

Comes with a case to keep everything together. Instructions not the best but figured it out and worked to get the job done

Okay set, not commercial quality. If you use it for car's you should get good use out of it. One ton trucks not so much it will probably last through one front end rebuild.

Get out of town. No way. This is such a good value purchase. Way cheaper than HF. The molded case is not the best so you'll need to add extra straps to lock it into place or it will fall apart fast.

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Liked the value

Very good product works good would Goodbye and ship really fast Heavy duty Works real good good price

Great tool for replacing ball joints in the vehicle control arms. Used on Hyundai i20 2013 model for installing aftermarket ball joints around the 200k km service on the lower control arms. The thread on the c-press is of good length, and you would need to probably use a bottle jack at the car jacking points instead of the standard tyre jack as a bit more clearance is required if not working raised on a hoist, so if working off the ground the vehicle needs to be raised a bit higher or placed on stands. Vevor has tight tolerances for the plastic moulding of the casing in so making sure the tool and accessories will not slide or move out of place no matter which way around the case is stored. You do need a fair bit of strength for the tightening torque to slide the ball joints in all the way...if you can't get a breaker bar on the end of the thread spindle, could use two combination spanners interlocked at right angles on opposite ends of one another to get more torque for final tightening. Very impressive tool, especially given the low price. The 10 piece set more than paid for itself already with a single job!