Impact Rated Hub Removal Bolt Kit 78834 Wheel Hub Bearing Removal Tool with M14 M12 Bolts Nuts for

Feature: 1. OE Number: Hub bearing removal tool replace part number is 78834 for reference. Please check the part numbers whether it suits your vehicle before purchasing. 2. Efficient Removal: Designed to quickly and safely remove wheel hubs without damaging surrounding components, significantly improve work efficiency and save valuable time. 3. Durable Construction: Made with premium steel materials for long lasting use, excellent durability and high strength, ensuring reliable performance. 4. High Performance: This kit is designed for high torsion impact rated applications and tougher tasks, promising exceptional performance throughout. Professional and practical. 5. Convenient Usage: Simply install these M12 or M14 threaded bolts and nuts using the free hole position in the hub or hammer out 1?2 wheel studs, then push the knuckle assembly to force the hub out. Specification: Type: Wheel Hub Removal ToolMaterial: Steel Part Number: 78834 Applicable: Fits all car wheels Perfect for automotive and light duty trucks, off road vehicles, vans, trucks, RVs, and motorhomes.. Package List: 4 x Bolts 2 x Press Feet 1 x User Manual Note: Please double check the part number of your item, matching information is for reference only.OE Number: Hub bearing removal tool replace part number is 78834 for reference. Please check the part numbers whether it suits your vehicle before purchasing. Efficient Removal: Designed to quickly and safely remove wheel hubs without damaging surrounding components, significantly improve work efficiency and save valuable time. Durable Construction: Made with premium steel materials for long lasting use, excellent durability and high strength, ensuring reliable performance. High Performance: This kit is designed for high torsion impact rated applications and tougher tasks, promising exceptional performance throughout. Professional and practical. Convenient Usage: Simply install these M12 or M14 threaded bolts and nuts using the free hole position in the hub or hammer out 1?2 wheel studs, then push the knuckle assembly to force the hub out.