🔧 Steelman Pro 16-Piece Locking Lug Nut Master Key Set for Auto Mechanics - Variety of Spline Star, Hex Style Keys with Thin-Walled, Extra-Long Design to Protect Wheels - Double-Hex Heads Review

I've only used one of these so far, but it worked surprisingly well. I had a problem that turned into a nightmare with stuck locknuts on my truck. Hitting the socket didn't work and I broke the extractors I tried without even moving them. To be honest I expected the wrench in this set to break but it held up and pulled the nuts off easily. I am very happy with the quality of these keys.

The product description should clarify the maximum head size. My lug nuts are 19mm and the largest head in the set will not fit. I'm guessing 17mm is the largest socket that will fit. If the nest had been bigger, it turns out it would have worked. I would NOT use socketed percussion tools as they are thin walled and easily damaged. Use a breaker. I returned my unused kit for a refund.

It's nice to loosen almost every nut. Bought this SUV BC with rims, there was no wrench for it and most tire shops or car dealerships didn't have the wrench needed! But now I have more and more and it has been useful for me and has helped others in the same situation. I've had tire shops wanting to buy it from me! Strong, durable, long lasting wrenches with nuts! Nice black finish but will crack or scratch after prolonged use but after many repeated uses!

I have aftermarket rims from Enkei but the idiots who installed the wheels seemed to be using different lug nuts than the ones the tire shop sent me so once, when I needed a tire change, the garage told me they couldn't do it because they didn't have an adapter! So I panicked and tried to figure out what pattern I have exactly, but it's not that easy, so I decided to buy this whole set. As expected it includes a 6 spline adapter for my diameter and I was able to rotate the hoops. Very happy, no

I am an ASE certified technician working in a shop. We have many trucks that can be lifted and other vehicles with lugnuts that require keys. With this kit I can just take what I need and remove the wheels instead of trying to search the car for a key. I had no problems with this kit or removing the wheels. It just saves me a lot of time. Some of the other posters were angry because they didn't fit their locks. When you have real locks with a very, very unique key, no other set will help you…

I do roadside assistance so I see LOTS of wheels. I see all kinds of wheel eyelet designs, both factory and aftermarket. While this set is serviceable, it has proven to be pretty USELESS as I have yet to find a wheel that uses the cleats any of these tools are designed for. . I mean, are there any cars that fit these approaches only in China or something? I haven't met him in the US yet. Well, except for the six-spline bushing, which seems to be pretty much the only top-of-the-line…

Don't buy this, it's complete rubbish. We used them when my daughter blew a tire for the first time and they broke on the second mother. I had to quickly leave my daughter there with her car and run to the parts store before they closed and bought another set. It was a completely different brand and worked great with no issues. I also had to buy another four sided wrench because this crappy tool is stuck in it and won't come out. It's not just snapped in the middle, it's curled up inside, so…

Great set with lots of different curl patterns. I help out on the go and sometimes I have clients with blocked eyes. I MUST have this set. 9 times out of 10, customers don't know where their wheel wrench is, so I'd have to tell them the usual locations (glove box, center console, spare tire accessory). If they don't find it, you'll have to look for it yourself. Sometimes they don't. This saves you from wasting time and extra work. Now that I notice the locking tab, I can pop my set out and just