Fender Roller Reforming Extending Tool, Heavy Duty Wheel Arch Roller Flaring Former for Automobile Maintenance, Red

not recommended for old school cars. like 70 nova

The item was used and it was missing a screw

Got this to keep my tires from rubbing the inside lip of the fender. The fender roller is well made and does exactly as claimed. It should be noted that you should use a hot air gun before atempting to roll the fender to keep the paint from cracking.

Realistically these are all pretty much the same regardless of who's name is on the box so if you're going to buy one, buy the least expensive one available at the time.This one is no different than the others and will do the same job with the results depending on how well you do your job. Will they work for all cars? Well that depends on what you're working on and how heavy the gauge of the sheet metal you're attempting to roll. (You may need to take it very slow and do very minor adjustments between passes with thicker metal.)

Propelling screw missing, so useless

The Jack Boss Fender Roller Tool is a well-made piece of equipment for wheel arch reforming and flaring. It's sturdy and performs as expected if used with patience and care. However, it's not ideal for smaller cars, like a first-generation Miata, as it struggles with fitment around the upper wheel arches.Another minor issue is that the main adjuster’s lock nut tends to come loose during use, requiring occasional readjustments. For larger vehicles, though, this tool should work great. Just take it slow to avoid overextending it. Overall, it's a solid tool with a few limitations.

This product is reasonably priced, all the assembly parts are available, very easy to use, installation, but also very easy to store

High quality and durable material. The rolling and reforming process has a smooth glide to it. Operating this tool is effortless. It's worth the price and I definitely recommend.