🔧 High-Performance Park Tool DCW Cone Wrench Set with Double-Ended Design Review

A set of cone wrenches that not only provide the right tool for the job, but Park quality at a great price. A no-frills option for the DIY enthusiast.

These thin wrenches are useful for adjusting flare nuts. I use them with regular ring/open-end wrenches when the wheel is off the bike. My only concern is forgetting to wipe them down after use because I'm not sure if the coating is sweat resistant.

These wrenches are useful not only for bike repairs but also for working with air fittings for pneumatic systems where a full gauge wrench will not fit. It was worth the extra money to get them from Park Tool, a well-known brand, compared to the cheaper knockoffs out there.

Very strong wrenches. They can be a little heavy in the hands, but getting this set is a lot cheaper than buying the more expensive blue-handled wrenches. I read some negative reviews about the cheaper nameless wrenches sold on Amazon and decided not to risk it. I'm glad I have good Park Tool keys.

I especially love that with this whole set you get an extra 13 which is the most common size for a real cone so you can have the axle with a and tighten the other, then tighten the lock nut (probably 17) without rotating the axle. I haven't adjusted a wheel bearing in 10 years and got it perfect in minutes.

I wanted to clean and lubricate loose bearings in my bike hubs because they didn't feel good when I rotated the axle and I needed cone wrenches to adjust the bearings after servicing. Service was quick and easy with a 13-15 wrench and a freewheel tool. I also noticed that when the bike was assembled no grease was used in the front wheel and a bearing was missing on one side. Unless you ride multiple bikes, take the time to determine which wrench is right for you. Although I will use the other…

What can I say Parking equipment at a bargain price! Park Tool makes the best quality bike tools, a few other brands are just as good, but none of them are better. I have a lot of park tools. These are not full size cone wrenches with nice rubberized grips. But it's a complete set and I bought it for $21. Almost cheaper than 1 full size wrench at my local bike shop. No local bike shop stocked an 18mm wrench so I went to Revain and bought 4 wrenches and 6 different size cone wrenches for less…