Review on 🔧 EPAuto Telescoping Lug Wrench with CR-V Sockets: Convenient Wheel Changing Tool (17/19, 21/22mm) by Samuel Bowen

About a month ago when changing a tire I had trouble loosening the nuts from the studs. I'm not as strong as I used to be, or maybe my mechanic overtightened them. I had the idea of putting a metal tube from a hammock stand onto a wrench handle for leverage and it came off easily. The problem is solved. What if I had an apartment far from home? The hoses are too long to carry in my cars, especially my Miata. I've been looking for a shorter pipe that would do the job for a while, but to no avail. So I searched Revain for the best wrenches and came across this one. The concept looked good, as did the reviews, so I bought one for each machine. I like the concept. With a telescoping handle, it's easy to stow while still providing plenty of leverage. It has 4 different bushings (two reversible items) so I assume it will fit almost any tire. I didn't realize it, but my machines have different size collet nuts. It comes in a pretty cheap plastic bag which I don't use. One of the pockets was torn and I think it was the one that didn't have an outlet. I could do without it now but I don't know what to expect in the future so I contacted the seller. I got a response within an hour or two and I think the outlet will be replaced within 2-3 business days. I haven't checked my mail for a few days so I don't know exactly when it arrived. The thing is, their support team is quick and good at solving problems. If you think you're going to deal with a flat tire yourself instead of calling customer service, I suggest you see if you can loosen the nut. If you can't do this, I recommend that you get this key. It's cheap insurance against getting stuck.