🔧 Ken-Tool 31568 Wheel Cover PLR and Replacement Tool, 14 Inch, 7/16 Inch Diameter Review

I recently bought a pair of snap on hubcaps for my 2008 Chevy Malibu and they worked great until I got a flat tire and couldn't get the damn thing off! This tool has proven useful. When I received it, the tip looked slightly bent. Not sure if this is a real design or a defective device, but it actually works better that way. A nice tool that is handy and works as advertised. would recommend.

Every RV owner should have one on them. I used it the day it arrived to fix a valve stem failure on my Class C inner tire. Removed the wheel cover in seconds by gently moving it around the wheel. Without damage. Fixed the problem and put the lid evenly on the lid with light strokes, no damage. Saved a trip to the tire dealer, paid off immediately. Stows away in the storage compartment for travel gear or to help a wheeled comrade.

This tool is incredibly hard to find; This was common but obsolete as automakers had abandoned hubcaps on wheels. I'm tired of straining my fingers to pull out the flex hubs on my wheels and this USA made tool does the job perfectly. It's far better to pay a little more than buy an inferior replacement. This country has always produced high quality durable goods. So if you know what I mean support this company. Not the fanciest in design but made to deliver and built to last.

The replacement cost for my plastic cap was about $70 each. I watched the YouTube video to learn more about the removal methods. It just looked. And yes, some drawings are easy to remove while others are more difficult. My cover design was difficult to remove, but I removed it without damage. I went to the main dealerships in the area and guess what. Nobody had a hubcap remover. This tool costs more than others. Compare end of curve. less expensive instruments have less curvature. And yes, I've