Performance Tool W86557 Automotive Brake Spring and Headlight Tool

Awesome tool. It is small but it is heavy duty. It works better than the big silver tool. High quality not cheap, not flimsy.

Worked on spring removal for Honda push behind mower.

Love them or hate them, this tool works. Simple enough where brand or place of origin do not make a difference. Great for putting most small pesky springs back into their spot.

Just what I needed

Good quality nice tool to have for rear break jobs and head lights highly recommended

Works well and arrived a few moments before I needed to use it...timed just perfectly (of course that was just good luck). Its light and very sturdy. The hook size was perfect for the spring strength I had to pull into position. I also ordered another puller that was really too small for this particular job.

I just got this and while I'm not in immediate need to use it I know that this will come in handy. I just hope it is stout enough to stand up to the job I bought it for which is brake drum springs on light duty vehicles. It looks small in it's entire construction but this may be ideal as long as the steel is strong enough so the hook wont break of when pulling with tension on it.

This tool made installing drum springs so much easier. I was surprised how much easier this tool was compared to the last time did it while fumbling with screwdrivers and pliers.

excelente herramienta para quitar y poner los resortes de manera segura

The quality is as in the description, I have no complaints. Can I recommend or buy a second time? Yes, with confidence.

Excelente producto y calidad.

I used it on my snowmobile (Skidoo 850) exhaust pipe springs. I thought it was a little short at first but did the job and is a good size to take in my tool kit.

This tool is exactly what you need to do rear drum brakes on most cars. I have a Honda civic and I was looking for a tool like this to pull the top spring that connects the two shoes on each drum brake setup. This tool is bent at the perfect angle to hook the spring and allow you to pull it out of its groove. I am so happy with this tool. If I had to be really picky and critical, I would say that the weld at the top of the tool that holds the T hanlde to the shaft isnt done as well as I would like to see, but I am sure it will hold up fine being that I am only pulling a spring and will likely do so only about 8 or 9 times in the next 10 years. So, it should be fine, but I am just being picky I suppose I totally recommend this if you have Honda or Toyota type drum brake springs.