These gear wrench seal pullers remove oil and grease seals on most automobiles and light trucks. To use, insert one of the two tips behind the seal, and provide leverage to remove.

Ball joint separator tools remove ball joints from spindle support arms on cars and light-duty trucks. They aid in the repair of vehicle suspensions.

Strut and spring compressors help to safely compress and hold strut springs when disassembling struts and replacing shock absorbers. They allow users to service components without replacing entire strut units. When compressing springs, the strut spring compressor can help to keep the mechanical energy of the spring contained. The locking jaws latch on to the upper and lower portion of the strut spring, and the compression arms securely hold the spring in place to allow removal of the strut body.

These service kits contain tools to install and remove upper and lower ball joints on vehicles with make-specific front axles. They are able to remove ball joints without first removing the control arm from the vehicle.

Suspension bushing tools remove and re-install suspension bushings. The tools have a hydraulic cylinder and press plate assembly that attaches to the suspension or leaf spring and helps eliminates the need to hold heavy equipment. These tools are used with bushing adapter sets that fit specific bushings and suspension components.

These make-specific torsion bar tools load and unload multi-lug torsion bar suspensions for repairs to springs, keys, and bars. Some tools come with adaptors specific to a vehicle make to extend the use of the tool. The crescent (or C-) shape of the tool prevents twisting during operation to ensure the torsion bar does not get damaged.

Ball joint service kits remove and re-install press-fit parts such as rear-suspension ball joints, universal joints, and truck brake anchor pins. The tools in the kit can be used on all ear-type clamps.

Boot clamp pliers remove and install exact-fit rear suspension ball joints. They can be used for all ear-type clamps.

Caster or camber adjusting wrenches work on the rear axle of vehicles to align the bolts. Make-and model-specific, these tools fit into the holes in the cross-member and lower control arm to adjust the bolts until aligned.

Upper control arm tools remove the inserts on arm alignment brackets. They have a forcing bolt that pulls the inserts out evenly to avoid damage to surrounding suspension parts. These tools also work with off-center knockouts.