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Pack Size: 1 Tool · Starter Pick

1 Tool · Starter Pick
2 Tools · Workshop Pack

Description
 

Simplify Inner Tie Rod Removal

Designed for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts, this specialized tool allows you to remove inner tie rods without dismantling the entire steering assembly. Its compact form factor fits into tight chassis spaces, saving time and effort during suspension maintenance.

Hardened Steel Low-Profile Design Universal Fit

Access Tight Spaces Easily

The low-profile design is engineered specifically to fit into confined areas where standard tools cannot reach. By clamping directly onto the rod, it eliminates the need to remove the outer tie rod or other surrounding components on compatible applications.

  • No disassembly required: Work around existing suspension parts.
  • Compact footprint: Fits comfortably in crowded wheel wells.

Heavy-Duty Grip & Durability

Built from hardened steel with an anti-rust finish, this tool withstands high torque forces. The precision-ridged inner teeth provide a stronger bite force than smooth jaws, ensuring a secure grip on standard tie rods to prevent slipping during removal.

Wide Compatibility

This versatile removal tool is designed to fit smooth standard tie rods found on many vehicles. It simplifies the repair process by allowing you to slide the collar over the end of the rod and tighten it securely.

Standard Ratchet Compatible

The integrated square drive opening allows you to connect your existing 3/8" extension or ratchet. This setup lets you apply controlled turning force efficiently, making stubborn tie rods easier to loosen.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to remove the outer tie rod first?

No. The primary benefit of this tool is its ability to access and remove the inner tie rod without requiring the removal of the outer tie rod, saving significant time.

What size wrenches are needed to operate this tool?

You will need a socket or wrench for the 9/16" nuts to tighten the clamp onto the rod, and a 3/8" drive ratchet or breaker bar to rotate the tool.

Is the tool durable?

Yes, it is made from hardened steel with an anti-rust coating, designed to withstand the high torque often required to break loose seized tie rods.