OEMTOOLS 25106 Brake Drum Puller and Rotor Removal Tool, Brake Drum Puller Tool, Rotor Puller, Impact Wrench Compatible, 7-Ton Pulling Force

After several hours of banging the old rotors and soaking in PB Blaster without success, I used this tool to easily remove front rotors of my 2018 F150. They were stuck hard on the hubs. I loosely installed 3 lug nuts (leave about 1/2” gap between nuts and rotor. This prevented rotor from flying off as I slowly tightened the forcing nut, using a breaker bar. (Picture doesn’t show nuts). Be sure to lightly oil tool threads and nut and wear eye protection. Before installing new rotors sand off any rust on the hub and use anti-seize between hub and new rotor.Note the case arrived damaged and Amazon is shipping a new one. I will return the damaged case.

This was actually my second attempt to buy a hub/wheel/disc puller like this. There are several offerings on Amazon that look nearly identical. On my first try I purchased a kit in a black case with parts that looked just like the ones in this kit BUT the quality was definitely not the same. On that try the hole in the T-Bar was undersize, the Pressure Screw would not drop through the bar at all. Made the whole thing useless. Thankfully, Amazon return policy saved me again and I send it back right away. So now we come to this one. The finish on all the parts is better. The case is better. Best of all, nothing is damaged and everything fits and works as it should. The original front disc brake rotors on my 2006 Hyundai Sonata were really stuck to the hubs. There was no amount of hammering that was going to get them off. I specifically did not want to heat the discs with a torch and try again because I didn't want to cook off all the wheel bearing grease. With kit, I had each disc off in just a few minutes on the first try. No fuss, no bother. Why did I not buy one of these years ago? One more thing: this identical kit, same OEMTOOLS trade name, same green case and all sells for $241 at Autozone. I was very happy to get it for $100 less from Amazon. All good. No bad. 5 stars fair and square.

This was my last ditch effort trying for 2 days to get my stuck brake drum off. After trying every method I can find I finally found and bought this tool Which managed to pop it off in less than 12 seconds. I wish I had known about this tool two days earlier, It would’ve saved a ton of wasted time.

I've yet to use this since it's winter where I am and I don't have a heated garage to work in, but come spring it'll be getting lots of use.The case is a great accessory that I've seen other more expensive pullers come without, in fact one USA brand just ships in a plastic bag and costs about $40 more than this one and only includes arms for the drums.The tool itself is heavy duty, in fact when it arrived, I went to grab the box and was like 'Whoa, I need to get a better grip" it comes with arms for drums and calipers, something the more expensive tool didn't include.All in all even though I haven't had the chance to use it yet, I have no doubt from the build quality that it'll do what it's designed to do, so it was a good investment since I have 5 cars with rear drums. Pulling drums is always a challenge, I think this will make it a lot more easier.

Great tool. Must have. Could not do job without it.

My husband struggled for days trying to remove front rotors on my Explorer. Tool borrowed from Auto Zone was no help. Took some effort, but this tool finally did it. Both rotors came off in pieces! Couldn’t have done the job without this!

I have used inexpensive pullers that work better.The spreader bar is not threaded so you need a wrench to hold threaded adapter, a wrench to turn the rod and two hands to hold the puller arms in place until there is tension. Difficult to use by yourself.

More heavy duty than I thought it would be. Works great, a set of straps helps a lot with only 2 hands! They should add to one of the pics what size socket and wrench you need. Thank goodness I just changed the ball joints on my F350 4x4 and had to purchase the 1-5/16" socket for that job and worked here as well I and already had a 12" adjustable wrench aka a monkey wrench, I think the "hand book" said 33mm....well I don't have one of those, but the monkey wrench did the job. And just a picky observation.....the sticker on the case is on the bottom....buyers....place the case with the sticker side down before opening....not a huge deal, but I'd rather put the tool back in the case when done with the job, not before starting the job. Otherwise, it's for sure a strong 5 star rating.