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

Very nice. From a retractable handle to four available eyelet sizes in one tool, it's a great tool to tuck under the truck seat. There are two things that make it better. A cloth bag instead of a plastic bag, which becomes very brittle in the cold, and a strip on the handle to hold the second, reversible socket.

I had a traditional standard 4 eye wheel wrench. After some mechanics tightened the wheels so tightly, I always needed a large hollow bar to loosen the cleats. It's great, you just slide the bar out and push down to move the edge. Comes with 2 reversible grommets giving you 4 size options. Get one for each car, put it in the trunk and hope you only need it on a nice warm day.

I bought a pickup with non-original tires and wheels. The factory key will not fit 19mm nuts on aftermarket wheels. I almost didn't order this key because of the low price. That must have been rubbish, right? Not correct! This wrench is built for tough use and built to last. The camber angle is just enough for the wrench to remove off-road tires mounted on offset rims. The telescopic function generates a large torque. This key is of amazing value. I highly recommend it.

My wife has a Volvo S60 and has bought several apartments over the last few years. The wrench that came with her car is a complete POS and it's almost, if not literally, impossible to unscrew the nuts with it. Every time it starts we have to use the wrench from my Honda to take the tire off. I finally bought it and it works great. I tightened the mounting nuts on her car to Volvo specs and she was able to unscrew them with no problem. Some of them were tightened well beyond the spec of the last

Additional review: Received this compact wrench a few weeks ago. Was purchased to make it easier to replace the winter tires with normal tires on our convertible BMW 328i. Here are the advantages and disadvantages: Advantages: - Robust feel and high-quality workmanship. - Ball retainer on the end securely locks each socket. - The torque rod extension is large enough for safe and efficient use. - The storage bag, although a little light, serves its purpose perfectly - The wrench fits perfectly…

So first things first. For those wondering, size is 17 11/16 inches as you can see in the picture I attached. I got this a few years ago and finally managed to use it to remove and install a tire on my 2018 BMW X1. because I had a flat tire. When I first bought it I saw that everything fits and looks good. But when I actually used it, I found that I couldn't just hold it over my nose and press down on the handle with my foot to loosen or tighten the screw or bolt. The part that covers the head…

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…

This worked great to loosen the lug nuts on my Xterra, but the strength and durability of the heads far exceeded my expectations. I used sockets (with a short 3" extension) to loosen some extremely cold 15 year old rusty bolts on my shocks. I've previously broken two socket wrenches and cut at least one other socket on frozen bolts, despite soaking them in penetrating oil a few days earlier. I then tried these heads because I thought they were cheap and I really had nothing to lose. Amazingly…