Customer Reviews for VEVOR Press and Pull Sleeve Kit Bush Bearing Removal Kit 28PCS 45# Steel & Case

Boy a usarlas por primera vez y espero den un buen resultado por que la calidad es genial entonces confío en hacer un muy buen trabajo con estos equipos

I struggled at first because I was using the wrong sizes on both sides. I was cranking on it and surely would of snapped. I stopped and got the correct size for the rear so it would sit parallel. After switching the receiver it still was stuck. I wanted to use a cheater bar but I knew it would obviously snap so I down sized the pushing sleeve and it worked flawlessly. I didn’t realize the housing had a taper so the first sleeve was good for about 1/8 inch till it tapered and then it was no longer small enough and got stuck. Almost broke it due to user error.

This tool worked great I ordered a sub frame for my car and it came with the wrong bushings I got the push and pull tool and took old out and put the new ones in no sweat .....highly recommend....thanks guys

Great product has everything you need to do the job. Well presented and very fast delivery time. Will buy again.

Replaced engine mounts on 1990 VW Cabriolet , was easy. Had to use shop press to put new engine mounts in. Highly recommended.

Good quality, this saved me hundreds of dollars, local automotive store were asking 6-7 times the value of this kit for very similar products with a very similar quality. This kit did the job removed old and inserted new bushes in my cars front control arms, easy to use highly recommended.

Very good set. Did everything I needed them to do. Case stays shut and holds everything secured. Has plenty of different sizes and work good in my home shop.

Used this set to remove and fit bearings from the front wheels of a Toyota Camry. Made an angled adaptor plate to get a straight pull from the undercar side on the bearings to remove them. Used a heavy flat steel plate to pull against when inserting. Worked well.

I use this for refrigerator to pump the water from the gallon fast

I could've saved a lot of money if i would have just bought this first! You can use an impact. Just be careful, Don't torque down! Run it tight, then use a 5LB hammer to slap the arm of the bushing and it will pop. Well worth the money!