TwoWay Force Structure This brake disc removal tool uses a twoway force structure to speed hub separation and reduce manual effort. An integrating molding design adds dependable functionality and consistent performance. Widely Used Designed to prevent damage to components, it supports steel and aluminum hubs, adapts to varying axle sizes, and fits securely across diverse multibolt configurations in automotive applications. TorqueResistant Mechanism Built with a strength alloy and a reinforced arm structure, this tool delivers longlasting performance and maintains torque resistance in demanding conditions. Enhanced Grip Control An ergonomic handle with a nonslip texture provides steady handling and precise force control without compromising safety. Use scenarios Routine brake rotor removal on passenger cars with steel or aluminum hubs and common four or fivebolt patterns, where controlled force reduces the risk of hub or rotor damage. Rotor and hub disassembly on light trucks or SUVs with larger hubs and multiple bolt patterns, requiring a secure fit and reliable torque transfer. Workshop service for stubborn or fused rotors, where the tool's twoway force and torqueresistant design help apply even force to avoid damaging the rotor, hub, or surrounding components.