IRWINTools 54125 Lugnut Specialty Extractor Set (5-Piece)

A bit pricey, but as I paid less than the RRP I,m happy enough. With the ten piece set that I've had for years and have had great success with, now that I've added this set there won't be much that can't be undone.

Not the hardened steel I expected, deformed on first use, would not recommend these.

Entrega rápida y producto de gran calidad todavía lo tengo esta en excelentes condiciones

I was searching online looking for a way to takeoff the lock Lugnuts of my wife’s car. Because the key was not working because the Lugnuts were on too tight. At 3 o’clock in the morning Sunday, November 18. I was searching for information on YouTube and I seen this socket set. A mechanic was giving a tutorial about using the socket on strip Lugnuts. I said why not I looked at it seem quite easy I ordered it by 5:30 pm Sunday afternoon I received it 15 minutes later I was in my garage taking off the Lugnuts off my wife’s car so I absolutely recommend this to anybody who is having problems taking off their Lugnuts off definitely a five-star. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Mejor de lo que pensé y la calidad una chulada

I tapped it on the rounded head Ox2 sensor, applied some release All, used my extra long 1/2" ratchet. SNAP, it released tge sensor and after a few hard turns, it came out. Not a scratch on the tool. Amazing quality!!

These things work freaking awesome! It is seldom where you can leave a five star product review and actually mean it. I went to do a routiene tire rotation on my 15 Yukon which is new to me. The last tech that put the wheel locks on last clearly over torqued them. If you use an impact gun on a wheel lock, they will inevitably strip and you will be left with a nut that has a smooth exterior and no way to grab onto it. I initially used a "wheel lock removal tool" which is basically a socket with no points. It has a smooth interior and it tapers inside. When you have a stripped wheel lock this gets pounded onto the exterior of the bolt and then "squeezes" the metal the further you hammer it on. It is supposed to be designed to do this specific task and remove wheel locks if you loose the key ( which most people do ). Anyhow, long story short, after a few hours working on one single stripped nut, even heating it with a torch and still no luck, we reluctantly gave up. My friend who is a mechanic was with me and said he has never had a bolt that he simply could not remove. I decided to order this set on Amazon on Saturday and they arrived on Monday. Truth be told I didn't think they would work and I expected to return them. Well, needless to say not only did they work but I could have had my three year old turn the wrench! I mean I simply selected the most appropriate size, hammered it on the nut until it was seated as far as possible and literally pulled on the breaker bar. I should mention I ordered a 24" breaker bar at the same time that was also a 1/2" drive because I only had a 12" standard ratchet. I'm just so impressed at how efficient these are I had to write a review. I also thought they would not be deep enough to clear the wheel stud based on the pictures but they are HUGE! I would not call them deep well but they are longer than a short socket. I was worried the wheel stud would be too long and they would not be able to "grab" any meat of what was left of the nut but this was not an issue at all. Anyhow, totally worth it and I will have these for life. After what I did trying to remove that nut i'm confident i can remove anything with these.