Dynofit Lugnuts Replacement 12X1 25 Warranty Review

I chose this brand because the product picture shows that their socket is 2, 8" instead of the default 3.5". Unfortunately, when my head arrived it was obvious that it was the same as my old and new gorilla head. I wanted a shorter one so when using a torque wrench or breaker it would be less prone to splitting the head like my Gorilla Socket was. On a positive note, the splines go all the way to the end, which isn't the case with my new Gorilla bushing.

I chose this brand because the product image shows that their socket is 2.8" instead of the standard 3.5" size. When my head arrived, it was obvious that this was the same as my old and new gorilla heads. I wanted a shorter one so the bushing wouldn't split when using a torque wrench or a broken rod like my Gorilla bushing did. On the plus side, the slots go all the way to the bottom, which isn't the case with my new Gorilla jack.

Even the first wheel could not be removed before it broke. I took a chance with this thinner and I was wrong. The only chance it will work is with an impact/air drill.

Almost universal wheel wrench with 6 slotted nuts. If you have damaged or lost your key this is a very economical replacement compared to larger snow chains. Most auto parts stores won't order one unless you have a key number. I damaged the key after 4 years, luckily I had a spare in the car. I needed to replace my existing one and found it. Get 2 for the cost. Keep one with a spare tire and one in the garage.

I chose this brand because the product image shows that their socket is 2.8" and is not the standard 3.5". Unfortunately, when my socket arrived it was obvious that it was the same as my old and new gorilla heads. I wanted a shorter one so it would be less prone to splitting when using a torque wrench or crowbar heads than my gorilla head did The case was. The toothing goes to the end, which is not the case with my new Gorilla socket.