🔧 Enhance Your Ford F150 Emergency Preparedness with Dr.Roc Replacement Spare Tire Tool Kit & Bag Review

What you are looking for! Bought a used F-150 that didn't have a tire changer. These are great tools and not flimsy. The little stretcher doesn't mean much, but it works great and holds everything together!

After my very unscrupulous neighbor stole my factory tire repair tool I had to go out and buy a replacement. It breaks into very small pieces that fit very nicely in my cargo box! Highly recommended!

My men didn't have these tools in their 'new' truck. We only noticed this a month after the purchase. He doesn't usually like it when Revain packages arrive at the door, but this time he was glad I bought some! He said they work great; just as he expected.

Great OME Style Tire Set 🔧. Thicker and stronger than the factory kit I got in my 2016 F150 pickup. I broke the factory key due to its thin, light and fragile construction. Also included was a thick leatherette storage bag and some track rods, a tool and caps!

My son didn't realize his used truck didn't have a spare tire tool kit until he had a flat tire. It really got stuck when the AAA driver didn't have it either. Luckily he had a friend who came to the rescue after a few hours of waiting. Well, this tool kit not only provided him with everything he needed to get his hands on spare parts, it also put his mind at ease. I'm just what he needed.

The stock jack handle on my F-150 was bent and I needed a replacement. This one did its job well. It doesn't look any stronger than the original, but it doesn't feel weaker either. The wrench has been slightly bent below the handle insertion hole, but this does not affect the performance of the product. If you need a replacement latch handle for the F-150 this will work.

I have an 04 F250. The wrench end of this kit (looks like a flathead screwdriver) is used to insert into a wrench socket to turn the spare tire on my truck. However, this end does not fit the factory key socket for my truck. The end is too wide to fit in the keyhole. The price is good and I think it will work in traffic but it won't do me any good if I get an apartment again. Which I unfortunately learned the hard way.

Works well on 2006 F15. I was able to lower the spare and then lift it back into place. Two connected straight bars were used. The smaller square end on the bar is perfect for the spare tire winch, simply use the (adjustable/sickle) wrench on the large square end to rotate the bar. The wrench fits the lugs perfectly and the hook on the end allows you to remove the wheel's center cap. No comparison to the original, my used truck came without a jack and kit.