SK 920 2 Piece Turbo Socket Wheel Removal Set - Duo Sized End Lug Nut Remover Kit for Professional Mechanics. Sockets and Socket Sets
Key features
- •Bolt Grip Lug Nut Removal Tool: lug nuts are useful for changing tire, brake jobs, or anything requiring tire removal. Can be used as an impact wrench, air ratchet, breaker bar, or torque wrench
- •Versatile Equipment Accessory: mechanical tool works on oil pan plugs, pipe nipples, corroded marine nuts and bolts, and exhaust manifold nuts. Offers flawless gripping power to break free bolts in almost any condition
- •Durable Lug Nut Extractor: bolt remover is apt for unscrewing nuts and bolts in most demanding environments, including those with high amounts of grime, oil residue, grease, and high temperature conditions
- •Functional Nut Remover: wheel removal set works even on nuts and bolts with thin, rounded, tapered heads. Designed for 1/8 to 1/4 in., 3 ½ to 6 mm and #4 to #10 nuts, bolts and screws; and studs from 3/8 to ¾ in. and 10 to 19 mm
- •Easy-to-Use Wheel Lock Removal Tool: tap the socket or use a punch to knock out fastener. Socket removal kit simplifies unscrewing tasks by quickly removing nuts and bolts. The set includes 3/4, 13/16, 7/8, and 15/16 in. wheel removals
SK 920 2 Piece Turbo Socket Wheel Removal Set - Duo Sized End Lug Nut Remover Kit for Professional Mechanics. Sockets and Socket Sets
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Customer Reviews
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I bought these tools a little over 2 years ago ...
John•March 25, 2018
I bought these tools a little over 2 years ago. I have used them for the 3ed time this past weekend to remove a stripped lug nut. Much to my surprise, the tool split in two. I would have thought that I would have been able to use it more than 2 times. I have been unable to find any address to write and see if I can get a replacement.
So far so good. Ase Mechanic
sam tedder•March 11, 2018
I use these for rounded lug nuts and missing wheel locks. So far so good. Ase Mechanic.
Not great quality, spend more for a sturdier product.
B. S.•October 8, 2017
Unfortunately this product did not work well, if at all. I needed the 15/16 in. extractor to remove a set of wheel locks. I followed the instructions and used a breaker bar to get the bit seated on the head of the nut but it just wouldn't bite into it. The inside 'teeth' of the bit just sheared off like cheap pot-steel. I ended up having to take the vehicle to a wheel & tire shop to get the locks busted off for an additional charge. Lost hours, plus lost additional money = not a worth product. It's almost like this is made for SOFT metals like aluminum, brass, copper, stainless - not hardened steel or chrome like you would have for lug nuts/bolts. If that's the case, update the product details to reflect that. This probably would have worked fine on soft aluminum lugs.
Quality Issues
Rob K•June 9, 2017
These pictures are from after one use. If these were $15 Harbor Fright sockets then that would be ok, but I expect more from SK quality. I used a ½" breaker bar on a stripped and over tightened lug nut. Neither of them bit into the nut well, but it eventually did come loose. The sockets are so badly worn, I doubt they would work again without serious time investment. Also, which is it SK "“ are they for wheel locks or not? The packaging contradicts itself.
They work, and cheaper than a questionable universal lug key kit or going to a professional
Swedish Cars•April 25, 2017
I've been wrenching on cars for over a decade and these live up to SK's legendary quality. After looking at the other options, I wouldn't screw around with anything but this kit.
So let's be clear - you're buying these because someone has lost your wheel lock key, or some lube job doofus has rounded off a lug nut, and you are out of options.
Well, they work. Don't listen to the instructions, though. Do hammer them on, and use a big breaker bar, and they will work - eventually. I used them on round wheel locks, and it took several tries - maybe a half hour to get all four off. The first one came right off, but each other needed persuasion, like hammering the extractor on.
I wouldn't try them with an impact wrench. But a big, 24 or 18" breaker bar should be fine. Been wrenching on cas for over a decade now, and they live up to SK's reputation.
So let's be clear - you're buying these because someone has lost your wheel lock key, or some lube job doofus has rounded off a lug nut, and you are out of options.
Well, they work. Don't listen to the instructions, though. Do hammer them on, and use a big breaker bar, and they will work - eventually. I used them on round wheel locks, and it took several tries - maybe a half hour to get all four off. The first one came right off, but each other needed persuasion, like hammering the extractor on.
I wouldn't try them with an impact wrench. But a big, 24 or 18" breaker bar should be fine. Been wrenching on cas for over a decade now, and they live up to SK's reputation.
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