2 in 1 Blind Hole Bearing Puller & Bushing Press Kit, Complete Bearing & Bushing Service Kit with Bearing Race and Seal Puller, Bushing Driver Tools, Wheel Bearing Removal Tool Set

Haven’t even had it 24hrs and it’s paid for itself. Had to do 2 wheel bearings today and this made it so easy. I had marked out all day to get it done with the bare tools I had as a starting out mobile mechanic and I had both replaced and the car back up and running in an hour. Yes there are bigger badder sets out there for dedicated mechanics but for the home gamer, backyard mechanics, and people just starting out that don’t have a tool truck budget this is the way to go. I’m sure my sockets and extensions I’ve been using to knock them in and out really appreciate the break.

Awesome set to get both sets of tools bushing drivers are solid and heavy and the slide hammer will work great The cases are super convenient the slide hammer is about a foot long and has a nice weight to it only thing plastic in this set is the cases

Have to say, tools look nice, the case seems functional and not overly cheap. I bought these to do an upcoming transmission rebuild and I’ve already used them twice on other projects. Very satisfied thus far. Only giving four stars because I haven’t actually used for the intended purpose just yet.

I was able to use this kit to remove and replace an axle shaft support bushing from a 2014 Ford Fusion without too much trouble. The kit is pretty flexible with a wide variety of sizes included.

Great product, and for a fraction of what other vendors wanted. Used in an industrial environment with no issues so far.

Work great

Sizes are limited

Overall I've liked the OMT products I've tried. I haven't had a chance to try these yet but they seem very well made. Last year I replaced the clutch on my LS2 and the hardest part was pulling the pinion bearing. I'm confident it would have been much easier with this puller. Either with the slide hammer or the other puller. I like that this slide hammer is not super long so it should be more usable in tight spaces. The installer tool seems nice as well. It should be great for larger seals and bearings. For the really small ones I'm not sure it will be as useful because the shaft of the tool goes through the bearing, so unless you have a very thin-walled bearing with a large hole in it you'll be better off with just a socket and hammer.