VEVOR 52-Piece Bushing, Bearing and Seal Driver Set: sizes and use

The VEVOR 52-piece bushing, bearing and seal driver set is a workshop kit for pressing bearings, bushings, races and seals in and out of their housings. It uses a range of metric discs with a handle, so that you push the part in square instead of striking it directly. This page covers what is in the set and how the pieces are used.

What is in the set

VEVOR lists 49 discs from 18 mm (0.7 in) to 65 mm (2.6 in) in 1 mm steps, plus one large 74 mm (2.9 in) disc. The set also has a handle, an extension head, a hex wrench and other accessories. The close sizing matters, because a driver should match the part it contacts. A disc that is too small can damage the bearing's inner part, and one that is too large can foul the housing.

Why a driver beats a hammer on bare metal

A bearing, race or seal needs to go in straight and with even pressure. Hitting it with a punch or chisel often cocks it or marks it. A driver spreads force across the correct surface. VEVOR says its screw-on handle and disc assembly stops the disc loosening, and that the design reduces the risk of damaging bearings and other parts compared with a hammer or chisel.

Materials and build

The discs are made from high-hardness steel with a black oxide coating, which VEVOR says gives rust resistance and durability. The thick disc sleeves and non-slip handle are described as able to handle the force of a hammer. Using a hammer on the handle is typical for drivers like this, but follow the manual and wear eye protection when you do.

Storage and carrying

The discs live in a plastic case with internal dividers, so each size has a place and is easy to find. VEVOR describes the box as waterproof and portable. The listing gives the case size as 13.8 x 11.0 x 3.5 inches (about 35 x 28 x 9 cm), and the full kit weighs 17.7 lb (about 8 kg).

What it can be used on

VEVOR says the kit helps with taking out and fitting wheel bearings on bicycles, motorcycles, cars and SUVs, and lists transmission, axle and bearing race work. It is aimed at professionals and DIY mechanics.

Who it suits

It suits home mechanics who work on several vehicles and need a spread of sizes in one box, and small workshops that want an organised set rather than a few separate drivers.

What to check before you buy

• Sizes: measure the outside diameter of the bearings, races and seals you work on, and check against the 18-65 mm and 74 mm range.
• Metric only: the discs are metric, so match them to your parts' dimensions.
• Access: check that the handle and extension can reach the housing on your vehicle.
• Support: some jobs need the part removed from the vehicle and supported on a bench or press.
• Safety: follow the manual and your vehicle's service procedures, and wear eye protection.

The short version

• A 52-piece driver set: 49 discs from 18 to 65 mm in 1 mm steps and a 74 mm disc.
• Includes a handle, extension head, hex wrench and accessories.
• High-hardness steel with black oxide coating.
• Plastic case with dividers; about 17.7 lb in total.
• For wheel bearings, bushings, races and seals on bicycles, motorcycles and cars.

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