My 2007 Outback has 5 studs with centers on a 4-inch diameter circle (which is small). Will this tool fit?
1824822
We used it on a 5 1/2" - five bolt pattern and it worked okay. It may work by using the center bolt pattern on only two of the studs. Another suggestion is to go to an automotive store and measure it to see if it will fit across the center holes. Good Luck!
1824823
I assume since Amazon sent me a request for an answer this is the same OTC puller I bought through Amazon several years ago. I don't see any markings on it though. Mine has a bolt diameter range of just under 4" up to slightly over 4 1/2". There's no way it would fit a 5 1/2" bolt pattern. OTC does make a larger puller so maybe there's some confusion over which model this is. I do believe this is designed for cars, not trucks. I used it to push the half shaft out of the wheel hub on a 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe, worked great.
183920
It should work. Ours is round but the way its built will work on any shape as long as it fits between the bolts.
215690
I installed it on a Bighorn Classic, but it was the smaller one. You'll have to do some more research to see if it will work. Lots of info out there. If you have some mechanical ability and "feel" for mechanical things, you don't need the alignment tool. I did mine without, and it works fine. Good luck!
1746919
I installed it on my 2011 outback and I had to drill two holes, one on each side of the car frame. The frame was pretty thin metal and easy to drill. I'm assuming that the structure/frame of our two cars has not changed.
1051993
The bolt holes measure 4" on center, across the center hub. I put these on my pop up and they worked fine.
1969769
I don't know about the 2006 outback I have a 2010 and it fit on mine real nice, had to ream one of the holes on each side looks real good and was real well made. took me about one hour to install. works real well. I have had four or five people who have seen it ask where I got it. I got the 2" reciver hope this helps.
342837
No, the legs are ajustable around the puller, install the legs on three of your five wheel studs, they wont be evenly spaced but close enough. I have a jeep that is 5 lug with tapered hubs and this tool works perfect.
1419999
Yes it will. It has holes for both 4 and 5 hole rims. My 5 x 4.5 bolted right up.
2114050
I have a 2008 Outback and ordered the other size (the "Type A") and it did NOT fit (it was too narrow). I am now ordering this one and hoping it works...
1992551
I no longer have a pop up camper, but I would assume it would fit. I assume the center size / axel ring of all tires is the same.
623333
Yes it will fit, your only problem may be the amount of room you have for the tool
677200
So long as the puller lines up correctly with the bolt pattern of the studs, it should work for you. I am a ford mechanic and I've noticed using this puller at work that it doesn't fit for 4 bolt wheel studs, haven't had any issues with 5 bolts though.
2241583
Swivel across. To know for sure if it will fit your Outback, I would recommend contacting the company or visit their website. They may have a list of all makes/models.
72312
The stud is cone shaped, at the widest it's the size of 7/ 32 drill bit. hope this helps.
927156
It should fit without a problem, but keep in mind the tight turn radius maneuvers might get the back end of the tool box.
348456
I would go with what curt says. Some of the configurations are different. Check underneath yourself and see if the number of bolt holes and placement are the same.
1002954
I don't know, but I think they should. I have a 2008 Subaru Outback with factory cross rails and they fit just fine. The kit has two types of clamps. One type is for round cross rails and the other is for oval rails. Mine are more oval. Hope this helps.