VEVOR 13PCS Inner Tie Rod Tool Removal Kit Heavy-Duty Forged Steel

Grest quality very surprised so rugged for the price

I used this on my 2020 Subaru Forester to replace a bent inner tie rod end. I was concerned after reading some of the other reviews here, but the tool fit fine in my case. For my car, I used one of the smallest adapters 1 3/16". You do have to put the proper adapter on the tie rod end first, then slide the tool over the tie rod bar into the adapter, and turn the metal clip to lock the adapter into place. The head of the tool can fit any of the width sizes of a tie rod head, but the pipe part is exactly 1 1/2" wide and the head can only accommodate a 1/2" deep tie rod head wider than 1 1/2". So if your tie rod head is no more than 1/2" from the base to the groove for the wrench, OR it is under 1 1/2" wide, then this tool will work. My tie rod was so bent that I couldn't use the tool to remove the old one because it wasn't straight enough to fit in the tube - so I ended up using a pipe wrench for that. But the tool worked great for tightening the new one with my 1/2" drive torque wrench.

Made removing and installing the tie rod super easy. Just find the adapter that is the size of your rod and put it into the long tube. Only wish it had like a lock to hold the piece you need in place. It sometimes slips off.

Good value for money, multiple size was a good feature and very funcional.

Very good tool

Kit removes & installs 'inner sockets' or also named 'inner tie rods' on rack & pinion type steering on cars, trucks & vans. Why did I purchase? Priced very well. My 25+ yr snap-on tool only has 6 crowsfoots & I do notice they sometimes don't fit well. This new tool set has 12 different sized crowsfoots. This tool works as well as my snap-on tool. Some helpful hints -Sometimes it's easer to remove inner socket using a big adjustable crescent wrench. You still need this tool to torque the new inner socket. -Do not use tool with an impact gun to remove inner sockets. You "will" damage/ warp to the tool's end -Always apply Lock-Tite on new inner socket's threads. -Inner socket's average torque specs is around 35-45 lb torque. -"Some" inner sockets have a round head (not many)... This tool will not work -See 2nd & 3d pics of tool needed if your inner socket is round headed (not a 6 point head that allows a tool to fit on). Both rings grip on inner socket & turn using a ratchet & socket on tool's bolt to loosen/ tighten. Not common but just in case now yous now.

This tool does not work at all. I bought the tool and adapter set hoping it would make work easier, but it's an absolute disaster from the moment you try to use it. The adapters simply do not fit precisely into the tool—there's a noticeable gap between the adapter and the tool that renders the whole thing useless. When you apply any torque, the adapters separate even further because of the extra space in the gap, preventing it from working correctly. I've double-checked my setup multiple times, but it's clear this is a manufacturing flaw, not user error. As for the positive reviews out there? Either those folks got a lucky early batch before quality tanked, or they haven't actually tested it under load and mistaken "barely functional" for "good enough." Save yourself the frustration – steer clear and invest in something that actually works. Would I recommend? Absolutely not. Return it if you can.

I thought this would end up being kinda flimsy because it was so much cheaper than others like it but it came in a nice case, is durable and easy to use. Had a lot of sizes so it's compatible with several vehicles. Did the job.

Buen material

Fast delivered. Item received as described. Vevor was the brand I trusted and purchased. I had used this tool to replace new inner tie rod on my 2010 Toyota Rav 04. it worked out excellent, saved me a lot of time. Thank You to Amazon, seller and Vevor.

Does exactly what it says and very effectively!

Very good!

This tool works as intended. My only issue I foresee with it is the retainer for the crows foot sucks as it's just a thin piece of metal. It would just pop off randomly and you would loose the crows foot . Kind of a pain but serviceable tool.