🔩 Spread the strain, not your time — the ATLIN Strut Spreader Tool is your suspension’s secret weapon!
The ATLIN Strut Spreader Tool is a precision-engineered socket designed specifically for vehicles with pinch bolt style strut hubs, including popular models from Audi, VW, BMW, MINI, and Ford. Featuring a unique oval head for easier rotation and a low-profile design for tight spaces, it’s crafted from hardened S2 tool steel and chrome vanadium to withstand high torque applications. Compact and durable, this tool simplifies suspension maintenance by efficiently spreading spindle housings for quick strut removal.
| Manufacturer | ATLIN |
| Brand | ATLIN |
| Item Weight | 2.89 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 0.94 x 0.94 x 1.96 inches |
| Item model number | AU1009A |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AU1009A |
K**N
Great tool to have
This little sucker worked like a charm. Saved me loads of time and way better than the old method of a chisel and hammer.
5**I
Must have for replacing struts
must have tool! inexpensive and works perfect to change front struts on VW Jetta. Would have been very difficult if I didn't get this tool - don't break your screw drivers, just buy this cheap tool and you wont regret it.
I**A
Functions
It did the job . Worked as its designed for. Even though struts on my 07 VW rabbit were a bit difficult.
M**Y
Very handy!
The media could not be loaded. Works great to remove struts! Easy to use! Great tool to keep around! I replaced the whole wheel spindle/knuckle also rebooted the axle & this little tool saved me time on removing the air strut!
N**X
Order two
Good product for the price although you might need two of them for best results
A**H
Great product
Great transaction, thank you.
B**S
Frustration Saver
Work just as it should! Don't waste your time and energy trying to spread with a screwdriver, chisel, etc. Do it the right way as the adage goes...work smarter not harder. lol
S**Y
The knuckle dropped off
I watched several videos of guys replacing knuckles on cars. Most of them pounded on the knuckles with hammers. Pounded them off, pounded them on. One guy recommended getting a strut spreader. This thing worked perfectly. Insert, twist, and the knuckle dropped off. Putting it back, insert, twist, and the knuckle slides in place. It was easy to position and insert the retaining bolt. No pounding at all. Worth every penny.
