Bearing Press and Puller for Skateboard, Inline, Longboard, Quad, Caster, and Cruiser Wheels - Can Push 8mm and 7mm Bearings, Can Pull 8mm Bearings Only

This is a very well made item sturdy , easy to use, bearings will slide in metal rims use some oil on the bearings and in the hole where they go. Dont force them in, make sure they are properly in allingment and they will get pressed in easy. This is a very strong press and a vary for the money 💰

Best investment I’ve made for my hobby. The difference in machine pressing vs hand press is an upgrade and avoids damage. The feature to safely remove bearings makes everything a breeze. Professional quality

Works good, but had to file down one pin for 7 mm bearings

This product is EXACTLY as specified in the description. You need to carefully go through each and every spec to avoid disappointment. The press is of high quality, and the body got metallic finish. The built is so strong such that it seems to be built for changing bearings of Formula wheels! I bought this for changing bearings for the Quad and Inline skates. Refer to the Image-01. Items marked 1, 2, 3 & 8 alone comes packed. Item 1 is a spare pull head, since you can see the other one I have already fixed (Item 7). Item 2 is a press head for 7 mm whereas Item 8 is a press head for 8 mm bearings. The dilemma is, the Quad wheels has 7 mm bearings whereas the Inline wheels has got 8 mm bearings. Item 7 in Image-01 shows how this can be used to pull 8 mm bearings for inline skates. The manufacturer should have built the spare pull head suitable for 7 mm bearings, but no idea why they haven't done that. The pull heads are few microns bigger which prevents it from getting into 7 mm bearings. However, since its only few microns, I filed it uniformly and reduced the diameter so that it could get into the 7 mm bearings of the quad skates too as shown in Image-02! Now we will talk about the press functionality. Image-03 shows that the press functionality will work for 7 mm Quad bearings. However, it cannot be used for pressing bearings into the inline skates, since as shown in Image-03 the height available between the body and axle of the press is simply not enough to accommodate my wheels (wheels shown are 110mm). But this is not a big problem, since pressing bearings into skate wheels is not a big deal, we could do it even with bare hands. I have given only 4 star ratings just because they omitted 7 mm pull heads with the kit. Otherwise, this is a superb quality product.

Fits every need I have to include quality and portability. The one thing I didn't quite "understand" was the puller attachments. Firstly, the puller's lip isn't really substantial, so use caution as bearing damage could be an issue. The last (and main) issue I encountered personally isn't likely to befall every unit, so take it as an FYI as well: Both the attachments are only usable with 8mm bearings. I believe there should be one attachment for each diameter. I'll chalk it up to a likely packaging error. Luckily, it's not terribly difficult to grind down and remedy. ***Not the only one to have the 7mm puller issue. Same unit sold under a different name has reviews of only 8mm puller attachments as well. Again, simple grinding will remedy this. Still seems odd, though. I don't know what it will list for and I won't say what I paid and whatnot but I will say this was the absolute, rock-bottom price I was able to find anywhere. ANYWHERE... So, hopefully the same holds true for any future buyers! Good luck and skate safe!

Junk! Cheaply made! Bent the first time I used it trying to press 8mm bearing for roller-skates. I re-turned the item, and they charged me 50% re-stock fee!! Don't buy this poorly made bearing press. The pictures are deceiving. It won' t last and if you return it, they will rob you with a 50% re-stocking fee. -James

I didn't want to spend the cash for this but honestly it's my favorite tool for my rollerskates and Inline wheels. I have 10 sets of wheels and bearings but this makes it easy to install and get them centered, especially with my roller skates. If you cut the tool in the section shown it will allow you to use bigger inline skate wheels. I'm use 90 mm inline wheels in the second picture. Hope this helps, it's a great quality tool and not too big

I could never use the handle supplied with it because It seems like it's two different sizes and it can't fit in the hole, so it just twist at the top and just messes with the threads. I was gonna try and rethread it but I just stuck a screwdriver in it and used that. But it makes quick work for changing the bearings.

Found with spitfire wheels getting bearings in level was hard using trucks axle. This tool gets bearings in totally level and wheels spin much better.

Llego en tiempo y forma

strong and easy to use

Easy to use and does a good job

this did need abit of a file off,as did not fit 7mm bearing on a pair of skates we needed them for,cheaper than from england,but my son is happy with it,as he can help out others with their wheels now too