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3/8" low profile inner tie rod tool:
It gives you great leverage and takes any 3/8” extension or adapter for larger breaker bars.
Turn the steering wheel for better access and use impact tools to avoid snapping standard extensions.
27-42mm Inner tie rod hex wrench:
It is used for the removal of the direction of the steering rod and it can easily replace inner tie rod ends from 27-42 mm diameter without removing the rack and pinion. Specially designed for 1/2 inch square drive tools, wheels and extension rod, easy to disassemble.
Inner tie rod tools for cars and trucks help you remove a damaged or broken inner tie rod. The inner tie rod is an essential component of the vehicle's steering.
The inner tie rod disassembly tool is suitable for various vehicles, cars, trucks and motorcycles, and is compatible with MOST OF PRAND CAR.
Package content:
1 X 3/8" Low-Profile Inner Tie Rod Tool
1 X 27-44mm Tie Rod End Wrench Tool with 1/2" Drive
J
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2024
They both work. Neither are really "the best" tie rod tool but for a budget set of inner tie rod tools they work well enough. I like the hinged one better because it's easier to use but I don't think that one is necessarily the best one to get really stuck ones to bust loose. The other one requires more work to use and also is a bit more bulky so not as good in tighter spaces but also probably better at getting stuck ones to break loose.
christopher.robot
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024
I certainly wouldn't use these in any kind of regular capacity, but for occasional home use (which is probably a frequently as any shadetree mechanic would need) - they'll do just fine.
X nemesis X
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2024
Opted to give this set a try when tie rod replacements were needed on an '04 Ram and to just have em in the ol toolbox when other future needs happened to arise. They both work well for different aspects of removal. First the u-clamp type bit in to the inner and held fine to make for an easier removal. The other style thou easier to apply due to size - couldn't get setup to use enough force to break the rods loose thou knowing it'll come in handy for other misc removals as they occur. The rods were possibly the originals of some 20 yrs now being the why. Both r well made - the drives fit well in the slots - and both r sure to last thru alot of future use therefore can n do recommend as a good addition for the ol toolbox especially at the low price point for em. IF either should happen to fail at some point - will get back on here to add to the scribbles as to the how, when, and why.
Whitney
Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2024
These aren't the highest quality 'rack wrenches' but they do work. The clamp style can be cumbersome, but it does bite well into large or odd shaped inner tie rods. The hinged style fits smaller tie rods, and does a decent job. I wish the hinged style was 3/8" drive instead of 1/2" because it would be easier to access tighter spots with a smaller ratchet or extension. Most inner tie rods aren't so tight that they need 1/2" drive. The finish and fit is okay, could be better. Not sure if they are coated or painted. At their price point this will definitely get you out of a pinch cjewp
FB
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2024
I just used both of these tools, plus on of the "Tube" style that takes the "C" shaped inserts.I was surprised to discover that the U-shaped tool with the two nuts worked the best.The other tool worked, but it was not as good, and you need to pre-load it in order for it to stay on the inner tie rod.The U-Shaped tool also lets you easily torque the tie rod.It is not often, where the inexpensive tools works the best.
Hannah
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2024
These work as expected, no issues.
KSN
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2024
The 3/8" low-profile tool is perfect for tight spaces, while the 27-42mm tool with 1/2" drive fits a wide range of vehicles. Both tools are durable and simplify both removal and installation of inner tie rods, making them a great addition to any mechanic's toolkit.
C A
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2024
A little larger than they look, but the perfect tool for the job. The U-bolt shaped one has serrations on the inside of the bar as well as the cast portion to bite better. Both tools could actually be used to unscrew threaded pipe up to about 1" dia. for plumbing jobs. Not sure if they're cast or MIM, but durability seems solid. Black painted but no complaints about surface finish. 1/2" extensions fit as they should.
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