Best Bearing Pullers of 2025

"I found this tool to be perfect for pulling two bearings off my pool motor and my son's Jeep power steering pump. It does the job effortlessly and is a great option for those of us who need a reliable tool without the professional price tag. The only downside is that the case feels a bit cheap, but it’s sturdy and serves its purpose well."

"I purchased this tool for my Honda manual transmission rebuild and I have to say it worked well overall. I was able to separate most bearings, but a couple of modifications were necessary. The pulling tool had a slight design flaw that made it tricky to use, and some bolts were too short. Despite these issues, it handled the job and I would consider buying it again if needed."

"I had a stubborn 'V' belt pulley on an old jointer motor. After struggling with the traditional pry method, I ordered this tool and it arrived quickly. I was able to pull the pulley off easily without risking damage to either part. It proved to be worth its cost after just one use. I would highly recommend this tool!"

"I love the high quality materials used in this product; it feels premium in my hands."

"The durability is impressive, I've been using it for months without any issues."

"Its attractive design catches everyone's eye, and I often get compliments!"

“I just received this tool and it performed exceptionally in removing both bearings from a closed shaft. The brass bushings were a true test, and I was impressed that it didn’t scratch the internal finish of the shaft. However, I did have to figure out how to adjust the counterstay properly, which took a bit of time.”

“I bought this for a specific job and ended up with a 0% success rate. The threads were rough, and the puller brace felt flimsy. It twisted under torque, which made me question its reliability. I ended up fabricating a makeshift puller instead, so this was a disappointing experience.”

“I used it on my 2010 Yamaha R6 for both wheel bearings and it worked like a charm. The setup was straightforward, and I would definitely recommend this tool for similar jobs.”

"I found these pullers to be easy to use, and once I removed the arms, they fit nicely in a compact storage space."

"When I needed to replace the last wheel on my wagon, I ordered these pullers and popped it off quickly."

"I used the 2-inch puller on a small electric motor's drive gear, and it worked fine."

"I've used this tool to pull center support bearings from a couple of driveshafts, and it works great every time! It's definitely much easier and faster than using a press or other methods."

"I was impressed with the great packaging and the tool's versatility. I managed to remove two stubborn outboard motor thrust washers in just seconds."

"This bearing puller performed exceptionally well. I own another long arm puller, but its arms were too thick to fit behind the bearing and pulley I needed to remove. This one worked perfectly."

"I struggled for a week to remove five stuck bearings before I finally bought this internal race puller. It worked like a charm! The hooks are incredibly strong and pulled out all the rusty bearings with minimal fuss. I wish I had purchased it sooner!"

"This puller has a wide range of collet fingers that fit into the bearing grooves, but it's limited to specific bearing sizes. The collet feature only works on unsealed bearings, which was a bit disappointing. Setting it up was a challenge for me as a beginner, but it did the job once I figured it out."

"I used this puller on my haybine and it worked like a charm. My only complaint is the cheap blow molded case; some attachments fall out every time I open it. I would have gladly paid extra for a sturdier case, but overall, the product is tough and gets the job done!"

"I fought a seized bearing in an electric motor for too long. I bought this tool and had it off in just 5 minutes. It's built well, so I expect it to last a long time."

"I purchased this puller for replacing bearings on electrical motors and alternators. I've been very happy with its performance; it works great."

"I needed something with narrow tabs to get behind a timing gear. This puller worked as expected and the quality is decent!"

“This tool is well-made and heavy-duty. I managed to remove the bearings from my Dana 44 without damaging them, which was crucial since I needed the shims behind them. The instructions weren’t completely clear, but a quick YouTube video helped me out. I recommend putting some grease on the threads of the screw to make it last longer.”

“I used it for re-gearing a Dana 60 and found it worked great on both the big pinion bearing and carrier bearings. It removed the bearings smoother and easier than using my press. I’ll be using it for an AAM 11.5 soon and don’t expect any problems.”

“I had a super stuck bearing on a GM 10-bolt 8.5. I broke a Harbor Freight tool trying to pull it off. After multiple trips to them without success, I finally tried this one, and it got the job done in seconds. I was hesitant about the price, but it was worth it; I should have bought this from the start.”

"I found this puller incredibly helpful! I had a stubborn camber bushing on my 1990 Bronco that was rusted and wouldn't budge. After trying a very expensive sleeve puller that didn't work, I almost gave up. But with this tool, I managed to dremel a slit on each side of the bushing to get a grip. Slowly but surely, I pulled it out. A $36 tool accomplished what a $250 tool couldn't, and I'm absolutely thrilled!"

"This puller worked great for my needs. I used it to remove a small bearing from an alternator rotor. The build quality is decent, and there are no sharp edges. I had to grease the threads for smooth operation, and the jaws were a bit large, but I managed to get it to fit. Using my electric impact made the job much easier, as turning the center bolt by hand was quite a challenge."

"I recently used this tool to remove a tapered roller bearing cone on a backhoe kingpin. Getting under the inner race was nearly impossible, but after cutting the outer part of the bearing, I ground slots into the inner race for the puller to grip. I had to apply a lot of torque, and I was really impressed by the tool's durability under such pressure. I'm glad I made this purchase!"

"I found this tool to be incredibly effective for pulling bearings without much effort."

"I purchased this for servicing my mountain bike hubs. The sizes are spot on, and the slide hammer makes bearing removal so much easier."

"While it did the job and is a good puller for the price, I noticed my 17-20mm part started to round off after just two uses."