How does this puller work?

The puller's jaws grip the tie rod end or pitman arm, and the screw mechanism is tightened. This applies pressure to the stud, forcing it out of the tapered socket it's seated in.

What makes this puller better than a pickle fork?

This puller applies controlled, steady pressure, which is less likely to damage the rubber boots on the steering joints or deform the stud. A pickle fork uses impact, which can be more damaging.

Is this tool suitable for professional use?

Yes, its forged steel construction and straightforward design make it a durable and reliable tool for both DIY mechanics and professional shops.

Performance Tool Tie Rod End & Pitman Arm Puller W80557

Name: PERFORMANCE TOOL TIE ROD END & PITMAN ARM PULLER
Brand: Performance Tool
SKU: od-wil-w80557
Price: 16.20 USD
Availability: InStock

PERFORMANCE TOOL TIE ROD END & PITMAN ARM PULLER

$16.20

A well-built tie rod end and pitman arm puller for steering linkage service. Essential for separating stubborn joints.

Key Features

Verified fitment for tie rod ends and pitman arms.
Forged steel construction for strength and durability.
Designed to apply steady pressure for joint separation.
Helps prevent damage to steering boots and components.

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Product Details

When you're working on steering linkage, especially if the tie rod ends or pitman arm are really stuck, you need a solid tool to get them separated without damaging other parts. This puller from Performance Tool is designed specifically for that job. It's a common scenario when replacing worn steering components, and having the right tool makes all the difference.

This puller features a forged steel construction, which means it's built to handle the force needed to break loose even the most stubborn joints. The jaws are shaped to fit securely around tie rod ends and pitman arms, and the screw mechanism applies steady pressure to push the tapered stud out of its socket. It's a straightforward, effective design that mechanics have relied on for years.

Having a dedicated puller like this saves you a lot of hassle compared to trying to use a pickle fork or hammer, which can often damage the boot or the joint itself. It's a tool that will serve you well for many steering service jobs to come.