🔧 Crescent 1/2-Inch Drive 12-Point Standard Metric Socket - 19mm (Model: CDS79N) Review

I hate to say it, but I used these as sacrificial sockets to remove locknuts from my daughter's used car. They worked great, but unfortunately now in the trash along with the nuts.

2014 Lexus is250 lost key, use these sockets to remove lock nuts and it worked like a charm. I was able to save three of the four sockets after the work was done. solid product and well finished.

Ideal for unscrewing Toyota's stock locknuts, even if the woman for some reason threw away the key. Much cheaper than in a tire shop. Hit them with a 2.5lb sled, grab a crusher and you're done. sounds stupid. no

I bought a used car with wheel locks. I was dumb when I inspected the car and thought I saw the key in the trunk because the bag was there and when I looked inside I saw what looked like a key (surprise, it was. and it was broken). . After trying a few things myself (anyone had a vise?) I stumbled upon a method which involved using a 19mm (or 21mm depending on the size of your lock), a hammer and more swear words than necessary. These sockets did the job perfectly. I was able to save 3 of them,

I knew this wasn't an impact wrench head but thought it would last long enough to remove two bolts from my control arm. I used my 24v cobalt and removed the first screw. It took about 20 seconds to let go. The second bolt on the other arm was tighter. I banged on it for about 30 seconds and suddenly the base started spinning, so I assumed the bolt had come loose. So I held out for another 5-7 seconds. Pulled out the driver and the entire interior of the jack is exposed and mostly smooth. If you