Innovative Adjustable 3 Jaw Oil Filter Wrench Tool - Ideal for Effortlessly Removing Motorcycles, Cars, Trucks & Heavy Duty Oil Filters - Fits Filter Diameters 2 1/8-4 1/2 Inches - Compatible with ⅜ and ½ inch Drive Review

I bought a 2 year old Yamaha XSR 900 with 900 miles, the last owner changed the oil filter to an aftermarket filter and my socket wrench didn't fit. He tightened the filter so tight I couldn't remove it with a belt wrench or oil filter pliers so I bought this wrench. To ever buy another filter wrench he has to fit every oil filter on every car (maybe not very big diesel filters but who knows). Another plus was that the wrench wasn't aggressive enough to pierce the filter's metal canister, which

My Kia Soul's oil filter was so tight I thought I would have to use drastic measures to remove it. It took a lot of effort to solve it myself with this tool, but it worked, no slip, no problem. I borrowed an inferior version of this tool from a neighbor who kept slipping. This tool is well made, includes a 1/2" to 3/8" adapter, and its handles are clearly designed to bite into the filter without slipping. I may never need this key again, but it was worth every penny. My experience tells me that

I use this product every day! The reversible feature makes this product unique, although it is not recommended to tighten oil filters with this product as over tightening could damage the filter and/or your vehicle. The distinguishing feature of this product is its ability to accommodate many filters of different sizes. This is my favorite oil filter removal tool for a professional dealer. Other professionals borrow this tool from me on a daily basis because it removes oil filters quickly and…

I bought this filter wrench for my wife's Jeep Grand Cherokee which has the filter on the front of the engine. On many previous oil changes on this vehicle, getting the filter wrench onto the filter let alone in the correct position to turn it was a real problem. I put this special wrench on the filter and started turning it. I immediately thought he was slipping without stopping. Much to my relief, this wrench easily unscrewed the filter on the first try. And there have been many cases where…

The first time I changed the oil on my car it took me three different oil wrenches and over an hour of sweat and frustration when one of the wrenches broke the filter leaving everything oily and slippery. I also accidentally put the new filter on pretty tight, so I knew I was going to need something better. I was about to buy the double price Craftsman version until I saw this one for only $13. It had great reviews so I thought why not, the others are double the price anyway even though it's…

It's time for my first oil change on my new Hustler mower. However, the oil filter had other ideas. It must have been tightened with an impact wrench. I mangled and crushed it but never took it off. The whole process was complicated by how difficult it was to get to the filter. Then I saw this device. It looks like something alien, not at all like your traditional oil filter wrench. But it worked in less than a minute! Definitely recommended. There's just one thing I don't like. On the outside…

Although I've had it since December, I didn't really need it until recently. I bought this for my 2015 Duramax primarily to help remove the filter after having to push it in with a screwdriver and twist slowly (thanks Chevy dealer). But the other day I had to change the oil in the women's traverse and put the filter in the worst spot. I was having trouble removing the filter so I decided to try this wrench. I had to squeeze it into the grill hole. I used two 3/8 inch extensions and even then I…

I was initially skeptical about this oil filter wrench design but to be honest I've now decided to go for it as I don't have easy access to the oil filter or problems with removal. I have yet to fail in removing the oil filter as I use it daily in the body shop. It should only be used when you are changing the oil filter as it can damage the outer oil filter housing that you are removing. My only issue is that it can be a bit tricky to position and hold the tool on the filter. into position…