Inner Tie Rod Tool, EXCELFU 3/8 Inch Low Profile Tool for Inner Tie Rod Removal and Installation

Well made, worked as expected.

2011 escape removal and install inner tie rod. Quick and easy. Great tool..

I should have purchased this years ago. This tool is a wonderful invention, and I hope the inventor retires wealthy.Easy to use even in tight spaces. Plenty stout for the application. This tool makes a tough, expensive job simple. The hardest part about using this is assembling the parts whilst keeping the fairly stiff rack boot out of the way.Very much worth the money.

Did it's job easily. Should work for other years, models and makes. Don't overtighten the locknuts.

This is a very useful tool, perfect for the job.

While trying to remove my damaged inner tie rod off my 2021 Nissan Sentra, I first tried rental the master inner tie rod tool (long rod like pipe with adapters at end) from my local Autozone and O’reilly auto store…both tools failed as the adapter and rod would expand while turning resulting in stripping of the inner tie rod. To be honest, those tools may work when less torque is needed, but for more difficult jobs, they are a waste.This small tool amazed me as it removed my damaged inner tie rod. I had to use an extension with a pry bar to remove and worked! Saved me a trip to a auto shop and/or dealer!Thank you!

This worked great for removing inner tie-rods on my Dodge Journey and Ford Flex! Quick and easy, didn't even have to tighten the U-bolt very much!

I don't know if there's a 1/2" drive version available rather than the 3/8" but I ended up snapping two extensions trying to remove the drivers inner tie rod. Ultimately, it wouldn't budge and I ended up breaking it free with a Crescent wrench. In my case, 3/8" ends up being a light duty tool. If available, do your tools a favor and purchase the 1/2"