🔧 Premium Wheel Lug Cap Cover Removal Tool Set for Audi, BMW, Mercedes, Mini, Tesla, VW - Compatible/Replacement Review

works on Teslas with no problems I've used it on my two Teslas, one has 19" wheels and the other has 21" wheels. I change tires quite often, as the owner of the Tesla will know the car is gnawing through the tires, and I'm tired of using needle nose pliers to remove the covers every time.

Our 16 Volvo XC90 had a flat tire and when I tried to change it I didn't know there were caps for the mounting nuts. I searched the whole car, if the tool was there it wasn't there. This kit gives you what you need. Keep them with the spare tire or in the glove compartment.

4 out of 20 items did not fit (appeared to skip a step in the manufacturing process) and would not slide on the nuts. The top 4 points in the photo are not correct. Bottom 2 corresponds to the declared one. I see that others have had the same problem. When you take them off with the hook you have to be very careful as the soft plastic warps a bit. The ones that fit are exactly as advertised.

Tesla must supply this tool to remove the cap that exposes the rim nuts for rotating/removing the tires. It hasn't been powered on and without this tool it's almost impossible to remove the cap. I strongly discourage readers from trying to remove the cover with an allen wrench. It will scratch the cap. Just buy this product. It works. Gave 5 runs, because it works, but honestly it's a bit overpriced for what it is.

Not sure if they came with my car when I bought it new but Sam's Club didn't have the tools to do the job. I quickly ordered from Revain and received it in two days. I have a 2018 Audi A5 and the Audi dealer wanted to charge over $1500 for OEM tires and service, the discounted tire was over $800 off and Sam had just under $600 for the exact tires and service , which are offered by Audi and Discount Tire. The only downside was that this particular club didn't have an instrument. I ended up…