🔧 Assenmacher Specialty Tools V 410 Oil Filter Housing Wrench for BMW and Volvo: The Perfect Tool for Hassle-Free Filter Changes! Review

Used on 2013 BMW 328i X-Drive. Did the job and is definitely durable as described. To do this better would be to use a 17mm hex on top as it will fit in the drain plug (thus only requiring a wrench). Also found it to be a bit too big, which requires you to reverse the direction on the lid to remove the wrench. Overall a good tool and a happy customer.

Makes it easy to change the oil yourself on the three Volvos we own. An independent guy charged me $120 for an oil change. What to do?!? Walmart has a 5 liter fully synthetic jug for under 25s, that charge will last forever to remove the jug and the filters are $5 in bulk. A little time on a weekend morning and I've saved HUNDREDS.

I bought one of their oil filter tools for Toyota filter housings and now one for BMW. Fits very well and makes it easy to install a new cartridge filter without marking (or potentially damaging) the plastic housing with a traditional plier style filter wrench with a slip joint. As has been said by others. An instrument I would like to add to my collection

Without this nifty little tool I'd still be sitting under my car trying to figure out how to remove that stupid oil filter cap. Luckily I followed someone else's advice and got this. It fits perfectly on the oil filter cover and makes it easy to remove. After removing the cover, it became clear that those who worked on the car before me had their own problems. Looks like they're trying to get the lid off with their teeth. They had to get one of those. You can get cheaper allen keys but this one

This filter wrench also fits the BMW N63 - 4.4 liter twin turbo engine. You really do get what you pay for. The fit to the filter housing is perfect. Nice fit that also doesn't get stuck in the case like some end keys I've used. The grooves on the wrench are quite deep and allow for a very good grip on the case so you don't have to worry about it slipping off. The hex on the back works great with a 21mm socket (or wrench) making it easier to use under the car and allows you to use a torque…

After hours of struggling with all sorts of Autozone oil filter wrenches we finally gave up trying to remove the oil filter on my son's 2006 S60 R. We figured there had to be a Volvo tool to do this, so I called the local Volvo dealer to buy an oil filter wrench. The parts department didn't know much about this and then said they would contact us, which they never did. Searched the internet and then found that they are sold through Revain. Best price here, only shipping is expensive but the…