428 MG Quick Tips | Safe Removal of Wheel Spinners

Need an easier, safer way to remove the knockoff spinners on your MG wheels? John Twist demonstrates the Undo-Stick, a specialty tool developed by Thomas Brobst and manufactured in the US.
Made of oak wood, stainless steel, and a specialty plastic, the Undo-Stick fits the 42 mm 2-ear knock offs used on MG and other British sports cars (there's a different version for Jaguars). It turns the spinner without damage the wheels, tires, or yourself. Unlike a hammer or wrench, it's safe for specialty and decorative spinners.
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[@CheeseJuggernaut]

John, just checked out your video on the MGC GT suspension from 2013. Glad to see you're still making videos here, thanks for teaching me about these cars!

[@54mgtf22]

Excellent. Thanks John.

[@michaelstoliker971]

In my experience they come off by themselves when the biggest possible crowd is there to watch the wheel roll away as your car lowers gently to the ground.

[@ThomasBrobst]

John, thanks for the wonderful review of my Undo-Stick! FYI you didn't have to roll the car when you couldn't get the tool on the knock-off. You just had to flip it around 180deg and it would have worked fine. Live and learn right? Thanks again

[@craigwiest772]

Looks like it would get the job done.

[@andrewh9629]

Thanks for this. I've never taken the wheels off my B myself - how do you know how tight to do them up so the spinners stay on?

[@rscruiser3533]

That's a Question I'd like to know ------ How Tight do you get the Spinners ------ So they don't come off?