About This Item::
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WIDE RANGE OF COMPATIBILITY: Compress most sizes of MacPherson strut springs with the OEMTOOLS strut spring compressor; Quickly and safely compress the strut spring for easy replacement of the strut cartridge or strut assembly repair
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LOCKS INTO PLACE: Safer spring compression with the broad spring contact and built-in detent pins; Strut compressor tools make changing front and rear struts safer and easier
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LONG LASTING: Forged hooks and hardened center screw make these spring compressors the safest on the market
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OTHER FEATURES INCLUDE: Heat-treated forcing screw and safety latches for locking hook to spring; These spring clamps are thoughtfully designed to be the only shocks and struts set you'll ever need
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IMPORTANT AUTO SUSPENSION TOOL: MacPherson struts are the most important element of the suspension system in many modern vehicles, and should be replaced, on average, every 50,000 to 80,000 miles|
Product Description
THE RIGHT TOOL FOR A TOUGH JOB: MacPherson strut spring replacement is a job most people would like to leave up to a professional auto mechanic. It’s time intensive, and can be dangerous if you don’t understand the risks. If you’re a professional mechanic or DIY mechanic, it’s important to use the right spring clamp for your MacPherson Strut replacement. The OEMTOOLS 25550 MacPherson Strut Spring Compressor helps you safely compresses and remove back and front struts during MacPherson Strut replacements, an important and routine part of maintenance of suspension for cars. We’ve built heavy duty spring tools, because changing MacPherson struts is a heavy duty job. Strut Spring Compressor Kit: These two strut compressors work in tandem to put equal forcing pressure on each side of your MacPherson Strut Spring so it won’t bend or deform during your Strut replacement. Along with a sturdy bench vise, these tools are everything you need to safely handle Strut Springs. For DIY Mechanics: remember to take every precaution when handling Strut Spring. Use a heavy duty tool. Apply equal pressure to both sides of your Spring. And do not jostle the Strut Spring when it’s being held by the Strut Spring Compressor Tool. Using the right tool goes a long way to doing the job right.