Ball Joint Press and U Joint Removal Kit, 10 PCS with Portable Storage Case of Bushing Press Kit Tools, Fits Most 2WD and 4WD Cars and Light Trucks

Worked perfectly for the job. Great value,and very well made

Honestly, with this tool package you just can't say for sure if it will work with your vehicle. I took the chance and can tell you it works with a VW Vanagon/Westfalia to do the Lower Ball Joints and Upper Control Arm Bushings. The cylinder I ended up using for the lower ball joint was pretty snug so I used a little Glycerin to lube the rubber so it slipped on safely.Deal is, it's basically a puzzle to find the configuration to do the job required. I posted pictures so you can see the combos that happened to work for me (sorry for the messy workspace). Also, I suspect with folks who break or bend the press tool, that they are using it to 'remove' the old parts. I'd suggest removing them the 'old school' way using a heavy hammer/sledgehammer. There's videos on YouTube that show you how to do it. So, used as a presser I could not be happier. For this price, allowing one to do the job themselves saves you $$$. It's so worth the purchase.

Worked great very heavy duty did the job worth the money

Well made tool, great quality, however, it did not fit my 07 Honda Accord, clamp would not open wide enough, to press in the new ball joint, I had to improvise, and it was frustrating, because I made this purchase for this particular job, and it was all but useless. Now I'm looking for just the clamp but only bigger, to do the other side, so all in all, this was a bad investment, buyer beware!!!

Worked very good

This set gives you everything you need to remove and install ball joints that are pressed in. I used on my daughter's car with no problem. It is priced reasonably.

This set did the job on some old 4x4 balljoints without any issue. Good fittings, feels like good quality. Seems pretty much identical to the "name brand" ones I've seen/used over the years.

This didn't even do a single balljoint. I put it on and loaded it up until it bent and then i tried to heat the control arm with a torch and rap on it with a hammer but i ended up just taking the press off and using a socket and hammer to beat the balljoint out. I would have had better results from buying a spare socket than this expensive heavy piece of junk. Now i have this bent thing that does me no good at all.