18 Pc Heavy Duty Axles Slide Hammer Dent Panel Bearings Gears Seals Puller Set

Simple to use ! Works perfectly I will enjoy this tool set.

I am changing the front wheel hub and bearings on my 2001 Integra. This is my first time doing this job. I have been trying for days to get the hub off with the hammer and socket (like in the videos) with no luck. I ordered winmax hub remover, which it just arrived a couple of hours ago, and it only took about 10 minutes to get the hub off. The tool is sturdy and easy to use. I recommend it if you are trying to remove replace your wheel hub.

Used the puller to remove a front axle hub on a 2011 Mazda CX-7.The tool works perfectly. Without it the hub would still be frozen there.

Exactly as described and shipped very quickly. Very satisfied. It is a nice tool kit.

Says heavy duty 10 lb slide in first part of description is why I bought it. It was only a 5 lb. Read further in description and says 5 lb. Amazon should do better with this description. It can’t be a heavy duty 10 lb slide hammer with only a 5 lb slide. I ended up having to rent one from Autozone due to I needed a 10 lb slide. Very disappointed.

Pretty decent slide hammer kit. I needed it for a weekend job and got it delivered the next day from Amazon. I wouldn't be afraid to take this to the maintenance shop at work for them to use.

Bought this to remove bearing races. This is made out of a softer alloy, so the edge on the puller jaws dimples and dented a little too easy. Granted it’s not Mac or snap-on, so it’s just good enough to get the job done, but still it’s frustrating when it starts pulling off prematurely

1) the product didn’t come with a manual. I have no idea what most of the components do or how to use them.2) Neither of the pieces which attach to the lugs on the hub fit on the hub of a 2002 Subaru. Not that unusual of a car and hub size. The smaller/deeper hub attachment will sort of fit if you only tighten the lug nuts a third of the way, but no tighter. Is it enough to do the job? Will it damage the hub or the lugs? Don’t know, hasn’t gotten the hub off yet. Maybe I’m not doing it right? Don’t know, because there is no manual.3) Maybe this is not for my car. Again, I don’t know, as there is no manual.Update: Figured out how to use the arms to grab onto the inside and outside of the hub. Unfortunately, one arm has a shorter end than the other two, so it can’t grab into the hub. Perhaps this set is previously used? Or it’s defective. Will be returning, if I can, unfortunately losing days on fixing this hub.