MotoFabLifts axle nut Tool That is Compatible with Geo Tracker Suzuki Sidekick Grand Vitara

Worked excellent. Very pleased.

This tool was a perfect fit for the spindle-nuts on the front of my 2002 Suzuki Grand Vitara. The hardened pins fit the round holes in the nut, and easily allowed me to achieve 160 ft-lbs torque on the spindle-nut without any rocking or wobble. The tool is sufficiently deep that there is no interference with the spindle, nor with the axle-shaft - you can just leave the axle C-clip and washer in place while using this tool.Some other tools feature a protruding hex-drive on the end, requiring you to use a socket on your wrench. To me, this adds un-necessary offset and slop. In contrast, this MotoFab tool has a 1/2" square hole for your wrench to fit directly - less offset from the nut when tightening, no "middleman" socket, and a solid feel when tightening.I only wish the previous owner of my GV had one of these... then, he wouldn't have had to use a hammer-and-punch.

Works very good. Does not like to stay on the ratchet. It is however made to spec and does the job intended, very well. Heavy and built to last a lifetime.

I buy and sell Suzuki sidekicks and geo trackers. It will work with any 1989-1998 sidekick or tracker

It is a must tool to remove and install the front wheel bearings.

Fits perfectly, heavy, heavy, heavy duty! This is so well built, it will definitely out last any vehicle you need it for. Customer service is most Excellent! Original piece I ordered was lost in shipping, when they found out, they IMMEDIATELY shipped another out the next day! No problems, no questions, just the part was lost, we are sending you a new one. I will ABSOLUTELY recommend this part or any parts from MotoFab! Honest company and well built parts! I'd give them 10 out of 5 if I could.

Product arrived fast and in good condition, product works but 1/2 inch stud on torque wrench didn’t seat fully in socket which created a problem trying to torque socket to 158 ft-lbs, other than that product works, would have to rework socket to get it to work.

This tool is the right tool for Suzuki Sidekick/Tracker wheel bearing "nuts". On my 94 Tracker some of the holes in the nuts had been somewhat damaged by someone using wrong tool and wrong technique. Considering the nut torque is between about 120 to 180 ft lbs, you need this kind of tool to even have a chance of completing the job correctly and safely.