Wheel Puller

The GRANT Steering Wheel Puller (model 5891) is a steel-bodied mechanical tool engineered to safely remove steering wheels from automotive applications without damage to the wheel hub or column. This puller uses a controlled, incremental mechanical advantage system to extract wheels held by a center nut, making it an essential tool for steering system work, customization, and restoration projects where the wheel must be separated cleanly from the horn pad and mounting hardware.

Weighing 1 pound with compact dimensions of 4.6 x 2.15 x 5.5 inches, this wheel puller delivers focused force through a three-jaw mechanical design that grips the wheel rim while a center screw applies steady pulling pressure. The zinc oxide finish provides corrosion resistance, protecting the steel body against moisture and salt spray exposure common in restoration work. The included hardware kit contains all necessary adapters and fasteners, eliminating the need for sourcing separate components. The mechanical leverage ratio means no hydraulic pressure, electricity, or special equipment is required—only steady turning of the center screw generates the extraction force needed to separate even seized wheels.

This puller is designed for automotive technicians, restoration specialists, and DIY mechanics performing steering wheel removal for column repair, horn pad replacement, turn signal lever service, or custom steering wheel installation. Professional shops and home garages use this tool to avoid wheel damage and horn contact complications that can occur with impact or improper removal methods. The compact size makes storage practical, and the manual mechanical operation requires no air lines or power connections, making it suitable for field work or remote job sites where electrical access is unavailable.

Steering wheel pullers are foundational shop tools recognized across the automotive service industry. The three-jaw design accommodates rim profiles common across domestic and import vehicles, while the included adapters expand compatibility further. GRANT's construction emphasizes straightforward mechanics—no complexity reduces failure points and ensures reliable extraction across multiple jobs and vehicle generations.