Wheels Mfg Sealed Bearing Extractors

Yes, these extractors are precision-engineered for specific inner bearing diameters. You will need to select the exact size that matches the inner race of the bearing you intend to remove to ensure a secure, slip-free grip.

To use the extractor, you will need a standard Allen key to expand the collet inside the bearing and a punch or drift to tap the assembly out once the tool is secured. A soft-faced mallet is also recommended for tapping the punch.

It is compatible with most standard sealed cartridge bearings found in hubs, bottom brackets, and frames. However, you must verify the inner diameter of your specific bearing to ensure you purchase the correct extractor size.

When used correctly, this system is designed to minimize damage by gripping only the inner race of the bearing. Always ensure the extractor is fully expanded and seated properly before applying force to avoid slipping or marring the surrounding component.

No, this tool is specifically designed for extraction only. You will need a separate bearing press or installation tool to seat your new bearings properly without damaging them.