Coil Spring Compressor Tool Set XC4027A | MacPherson Strut Kit 4500kg

How we label data. Confirmed values are read from the published XC4027A product specifications; the VEVOR brand reference is shown for identification only and is not a claim of origin or authorisation; anything not published is withheld rather than guessed. Model XC4027A is published by VEVOR as a strut spring compressor set; the unit supplied here is a compatible replacement sold without VEVOR packaging or authorization, and no affiliation is claimed.

A coil spring is stored energy: a MacPherson strut spring can be pre-loaded to several hundred kilograms, and releasing it uncontrolled can cause serious injury. A coil spring compressor tool set like the XC4027A grips the spring coils with interchangeable yoke jaws and winds them toward each other along a threaded rod, so the strut can be disassembled safely. To be clear: this product is a workshop hand TOOL for compressing springs — it is not an air compressor and not a vehicle part.

The XC4027A set is designed for removing and installing shock-absorber springs, including MacPherson struts and conical springs, on motorcycles, cars, SUVs and pickups. Three colour-coded interchangeable yokes cover spring diameters from 65 mm to 325 mm, and because the tool works with a standard 22 mm / 7/8 inch hex socket, the strut spring can be compressed directly on the vehicle without stripping the strut from the car.

The documented VEVOR XC4027A specification lists a 4,500 kg rated capacity, a heat-treated #45 steel threaded rod, locking safety tongues that stop the spring detaching, and slip- and scratch-resistant protective sleeves. The set ships in a water- and dust-proof carry case with a hex wrench for the retaining bolts. We supply this tool set under our own brand, Vidishi Auto; the VEVOR brand reference is used for identification only.

Different buyers describe the same hardware in different ways: a coil spring compressor 4500kg rated set, an interchangeable yoke spring compressor, a 22 mm socket spring compressor or a #45 steel spring compressor all point to this XC4027A kit. Workshops running an on-car coil spring compressor job with a fork strut coil extractor style yoke tool will recognise the same working principle here.

If you arrived here looking for “macpherson strut spring compressor”, “coil spring compressor how to use”, you are in the right place: XC4027A is stocked as a replacement Coil Spring Compressor Tool Set (workshop hand tool) for Universal — motorcycles, cars, SUVs and pickups with MacPherson struts and conical springs.

Reference / cross-reference numbers are published listings and are shown for identification only; they are not claims of origin or authorization.

• XC4027A — Model number documented in VEVOR official listings
• MacPherson strut spring compressor — Tool category reference
• 22 mm / 7/8″ socket — Standard drive compatibility
• 4,500 kg rated capacity — Documented load rating
• #45 steel heat-treated — Documented construction material
• 65–325 mm — Combined yoke coverage range

• 4,500 kg (9,920 lbs) rated capacity for car, SUV and pickup coil springs.
• Three interchangeable yokes cover 65–325 mm spring diameters in one set.
• Heat-treated #45 steel threaded rod and reinforced yokes resist fracture and bending.
• Mechanical safety tongues lock the spring so it cannot detach during compression.
• Protective sleeves prevent scratches on the spring and the tool jaws.
• Works with a standard 22 mm / 7/8″ hex socket — compress strut springs on the car.
• Water- and dust-proof carry case keeps the XC4027A kit organised and portable.
• A dependable MacPherson strut spring compressor kit for workshops and tool resellers.

• You need to replace strut cartridges, mounts or bump stops and the spring must come off the strut.
• The coil spring is intact but the strut is leaking or knocking.
• A lowered or heavy-duty spring swap needs a controlled compression tool.
• Your current spring compressors are rated too low for SUV or pickup springs.
• The workshop needs one yoke set that covers a wide range of spring diameters.

• 1Lubricate the threaded rod before every use — dry threads wear and overload the tool.
• 2Select the yoke whose range matches the spring diameter and bolt it to the rod with the retaining bolts and hex wrench.
• 3Position the yokes on opposite coil ends so the spring cannot tilt or contact the rod, then start threading by hand.
• 4Wind with a 22 mm / 7/8″ hex socket on a hand ratchet only — never use an impact wrench, and keep the compression slow and even.
• 5Complete the strut work, then release the spring tension gradually the same way before removing the tool.

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