🔧 Ares 12044 - 30MM Axle Nut Socket - High Performance 12 Point Socket - Extra Deep 1/2-Inch Drive Impact Socket for Effortless Axle Shaft Nut Removal Review

I've used this 2-3 times on the Milwaukee Impactor and the whole thing has already started to build up quite a bit as you can see in the picture, I never had more than 5-10 seconds at a time. time and it was never used on a really stuck nut.

Most likely a disposable tool for me, but this outlet was about half the price you could get at local brick and mortar stores. It fit snugly onto the axle nut on my 2010 Toyota RAV4 and unscrewed easily. Can't comment on durability as I hope I won't need it in the near future.

I was looking for a head with a lifetime guarantee like most mechanics do, Revane suggested I buy this Ares 38mm which I use on a daily basis. There is no such thing as quality. Unbelievable. Not satisfied with this product. I would like Revane to send me a stamped envelope that I can take back. And send me a 38mm allen key. That's all I have to say. Thanks Revane for listening! FRANCO 🔧

I have NOT used this product as intended! I have 35mm to remove the axle nut and 36mm to press fit the wheel hub out. My hubs have 260,000 miles on them and have frozen. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this outlet for half a day with no trouble with a couple of hammers. This tool has taken an absolute hit and is ready for more. If you are looking for a durable impact head, look no further. The cheapest bearing press kit I have ever bought!

I only bought this coupler to cut it to the shape I need to remove old valves from old low pressure tanks. I saw it on YouTube and it worked fine there. However, that outlet wasn't designed for that, and the failure wasn't the outlet at all. So I can't give an unbiased review here, just some advice for others who are keen on carving out the socket and using it for some other application. Expect it to happen.

Got this to replace the front sprocket on my SV650, don't think it will have any use other than that. The dimensions appear to be correct, and the edges are beveled, meaning the force is on the center of the nut, not the edge. Considering the sprocket nut is very tight, this is a really nice feature as it makes rounding the nut that much harder. The finish seems good, but I'll probably have enough power to use it for actual testing. The.

I bought this bushing to remove the axle nuts that secure the hub to the splines on the back of my '93 FD RX-7 (btw haha) In I read some specs that the nuts are torqued to about 270 ft-lbs. Threw that head on my impact wrench and he pulled them out right away. So far this product is 10/10, if for some reason putting things back together after the wheel bearing change doesn't work I will update this. I'm not familiar with the prices of similar tools, but it seemed pretty cheap and did exactly…

Surprised by the high number of 4 and 5 star ratings for this product. I bought it partly because of the overall good rating. Maybe I got one of the bad ones. The one I received was a very loose fit on my Milwaukee pig ring impact wrench. If I tilt the impact wrench straight down, the nut will fall off with the slightest jerk or movement. After being used once, drive 1/2 shows signs of impact due to a loose fit on the anvil. Also, it fits loose enough on a 30mm nut. Then again, I may have…