2 PCS Lower Control Arm Prying Tool, Suspension Specialty Bushing Tool, Lower Ball Joint Pry, Control Arm Tool Bushing Removal Tool Designed to Work With a 7/8" Diameter Pry Bar Hook

They worked as they should had no problems and fast shipping

Bent on first use

Hole too small for a crowbar

This prying tool is very solid, it holds in place, and as long as you don't have a greasy mess it should not slip, the tools themselves are very stout, they are very heavy duty, and the hole on the hook is excellent for placing your pull mechanism, whichever you choose to use, the finish is excellent as well, If you service front ends often this is the tool for you, an excellent tool for a great price.

Not much to say about these. They fit on the lower control arm of a chevy spark which is all I've had opportunity to use them on so far. Make sure to pull straight down, otherwise they can slip and depending on how much pressure you are using it could be painful.

I would've never thought of this tool.For ball joints: You usually place your pry bar between the control arm and then look for somewhere else to wedge it. You're limited. This tool gives you some more options on where you can place leverage.For tie rod ends: You usually don't have anywhere to wedge these apart unless you're willing to destroy it with a pickle fork, or us a proper tie rod removal tool. Again, this tool gives you some flexibility and more options on where you can place your pry bar for leverage. The lower control arm is your typical go-to, and the tool gives you a better angle. For the price, definitely worth the try.Extras: The hook on this tool is a little more re-assuring than other brands at keeping its' grip.

Maybe this would work better on smaller vehicles but it did not work on the small Chevy Colorado truck that I was working on. It kept slipping off the control are because it was way too small and didn’t have enough of a hook. Not a fan at all

I ordered these because I have been doing more work on car lately and there is very little to pry from without damaging the finish. You do not need these, but they can make many jobs that require leverage far easier. The tools are made from a heavy gauge steel so they can withstand some force and will likely hold up to a good deal of force!

This product is way too small to be used as described. Will work for smaller engine vehicles or go carts.Waste of money.

First use pulling down a new suspension arm to pop the ball joint back in and it opened up like this and slipped out and slid down my bar... this item is dangerous and not fit for purpose