Tool works great. First time I’d used this style before. I like it. Expense, however, was more than all of the other similar tools. For what you need to do with this tool, I would think - but cannot confirm - that the cheaper options would work just fine. Although I’ve always known Park to make good tools, other options for this one might be considered - especially if you’re only going to use it once every few years.

Unwrapped it, followed instructions and was able to remove a faulty core and replace it in as little as 3 minutes.

Listen up. I JUST got this thing. The picture on this page looks nice but the actual product does not. It is in reality a SMALL hunk of blue anodized metal the size of a pencil two inches long for $10. Buyer beware.

Worked

Who doesnt like blue tools? Park builds very high quality tools, and you will pay a premium for them. Good tools are not cheap, and there is a reason for that....build quality means the tool should last for almost ever. If you want cheap tools, buy elsewhere. You want tools that stand up to the test of time, buy tools like Park.

A lot for what it is, but it does work well. Maybe in a shop that uses this a lot it would pay for itself, but for a home mechanic any of the cheap plastic ones that are included with stans no tubes injection tool or with a bottle of slime (if you have also purchased those types of products) will work just fine.

I dont have tweezer fingers a good pc.

i like it i got it for christmas and its nice and its park toll blue

havent yet used it, but the quality is first rate, as expected from my experience with Park Tools

GREAT TOOL FROM PARK TOOLS