Amon Tech15mm Windscreen Window Wiper Blade Arm Puller Auto Remover Removal Tool

I was told this would fit my vehicle and it didn't. That's my fault, after 40 years of tinkering I should know that I need to measure before I order. The tool is sturdy enough I guess, some of the windshield arms have a better grip than one would think. My problem was with a Jeep Patriot, the depth of my arm was longer than the whole tool, let alone the opening in the jaw itself. In my experience I would think this would be good for most vehicles. In fairness to the manufacturer I would say that the Jeep is the exception to the rule when it comes to size. As long as you have room to get the tool in you should be fine. Do yourself a favor and be sure that there is room for it, car makers put all kinds of crazy plastic pieces around wiper arms in an attempt to hide them. As if we don't know that they're there....

Amon Tech's windshield wiper arm remover worked out great for me. The quality is on the low side, but it's on par with my expectations for the price. My only concern is the handle on top. It's made of a cheap plastic and while I was using it, I felt like it could break if I applied enough pressure.Pro Tip: When I first tried using this tool, it wouldn't fit. I came up slightly short because of wiper nozzle. If you find yourself in this position, see if the nozzle comes off. I was able to pull it right out and this gave me enough clearance for the tool to fit.Overall, it works as advertised and at an affordable price. I think it's great for home DIYers, but if you're a professional, you might want to look for something better. Due to the quality, I predict this tool has limited longevity.

I bought this because I had to replace the rear wiper arm on my daughter's 2014 Kia Sportage, and everywhere I looked online said I would need this. Turns out I didn't need it. Only thing holding on the rear wiper was one bolt that just needed unscrewing. Didn't need to use the puller at all. I am keeping it though as I have several other cars that I might need to use it on in the future.

This not as bad as some reviews make it out to be. I had to put pliers on the screw and tighten the know all the way first, and then back the hex nut to the knob to keep the knob in place. You still can't get that much torque with the knob. I ended up tightening the puller on the wiper pin (with the hex nut backed up to be flush so there's a bigger surface to push against) and then pull on the wiper arm. It would pop loose, and then could be removed from there.

Received the tool and was excited, Put in on the first wiper and it bent as I was tightening. By time I got the second wiper loose it was bent to the point I didn't think it would work. Used a vice to bend it back so I could remove third wiper. Pretty design, just didn't hold up as well as it should have. Kind of a one time use tool.

Came in quickly, however it seemed to be used as it had a staple holding packaging on, needed to use penetrating oil to free the bolt as it was rusted which I found out after freeing it and getting it to turnIt does do the job, but expected a new non rusted item

So far I just got it and this picture is how crooked the top is and I literally just took it out of the packaging. Very hesitant that it will work. Will update when i actually use it for the first time which should be in a day or two.

It took a while to get it to work under the arm but it worked .