22800 Wheel Stud Installer Replace Most All Automotive and Light-Duty Truck Wheel Studs

worked on an s197 studs, good and durable

It didn't pull the stud all the way in tight. I'm not sure if I needed a more powerful wrench. Doing it manually didn't work either, careful not to damage the new stud.

Came seized never worked couldn't unseieze it in the bin now

Let me just say, I wish I had bought this wheel stud installer sooner. If you’ve ever tried installing wheel studs the old-fashioned way - with random washers and a regular nut - you know it can be a headache. This little tool makes the process so much easier and way less frustrating. The design is refreshingly simple. It’s just a solid piece of metal with a smooth bearing that lets the nut spin freely while applying pressure to seat the stud. No fancy parts or over-engineered nonsense -just a smart, functional tool that does exactly what it’s supposed to do. You thread your new stud through the hub, slip this tool over it, add a lug nut, and start tightening. That’s it. No slipping, no stripped threads, no hammering. I used it to replace a few studs on my truck and was honestly surprised at how quickly the job went. The bearing inside spins smoothly, and it took very little effort to get each stud fully seated. I didn’t have to worry about damaging the threads or messing around with makeshift solutions. It’s also built solid - feels like it’ll last forever if you take care of it. Honestly, for the price, it's a steal considering how much time and aggravation it saves. If you're even halfway handy and plan on doing any wheel or hub work, this tool is absolutely worth having in your toolbox.

Used it on my Jeep and it worked great.