Powerbuilt Ball Joint Master Service Tool Kit, 10 Piece, Remove And Replace Ball Joints And U-Joints, Most Cars And Light Trucks, Storage Case - 940579

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Used on a Ram 3500.I wish has a bigger C clamp,but managed to replace both upper and lower ball joints.Doen not bend used with impact wrench.

Durable and with plenty of adapters, this kit is what I needed. I used to work on cars for a living back in 1997-1999 and we had one similar to this but I don't remember the brand. Now I work on cars for a hobby and to help friends so I needed a good kit with as many adapters as I could find for a 'hobby' price. For true professionals, you may want to look at the Snap On kit that covers 96% of all cars BUT is over $500. I wanted durability plus value. I shopped for two weeks doing research and this kit was my choice. Thankfully it was a good one. Here's a bonus for you readers: I also own the Harbor Freight 66829 Front Wheel Bearing Kit. Some of the adapters can be used with this kit, giving you more complete coverage of vehicles you may work on. I did NOT buy the Harbor Freight brand ball joint kit for a reason. The type of pressure you are going to put on this tool requires superior materials and craftsmanship so go with the Alltrade.

Worked good on pressing ball joints on my jeep tj.

I used this same kit and work and with this crap i was out a job, SO i bought this to do ball joints on my Dodge Charger (06 Daytona trim). The knuckle on these cars makes it a little hard to get an adaptor to fit as you only have 1/2 of a circle to press on and it wants to walk sideways, so make sure you got it straight. Used it on my High Torque Milwaukee 1/2 gun and it was great, doesn't seem to have any damage from that as i would expect. I always put a little lube (wd-40 whaterver you got) when going back in so its nice and easy and shouldn't mess anything up. Also clean the area where it's gonna press in too. Not exactly a starter ball join press kit, but if you plan on doing it for yourself, family, friends, maybe just ask 20 bucks or something and you could have it pay for itself after a little bit, i've just heard of the cheap ones breaking a bunch and didn't want to try my luck with that.