🔧 Ken-Tool 35656 Lug Wrench: 4-Way Professional Tool for Efficient Lug Removal, One Size Review

It sits quietly in the trunk. Sleep. Modest. You forget it's there. Then one day you will be his nail. Or a piece of glass. you go flat You are crazy. You are attracted to this child. It feels solid in your hand. You put it on a nut. Apply some pressure. The nut doesn't move. So push harder. You start kicking. A curse. stomps. Scream. This thing can endure. It is blue. That is hard. it's strong you like it The nut cracks. He moves a little. The key is blue. It's powerful. The nut moves a little

I was looking for a new key for my new truck and found the reviews quite confusing. Everything seemed to indicate that this was a high-quality, high-performance product. Some have pointed out that the lugs are too thick for use on passenger cars. Just received the wrench, it is sturdy and fits the eyelets on my Toyota Tacoma pickup. I used to have a Jeep Wrangler and the cleats fit that car too so I'm pretty sure it will fit most passenger cars. I used standard welded chrome keys from my local…

This review is written on 08/06/2013 for Ken-Tool on their website. I was looking for a very strong wrench for emergency use on the road. Typical socket wrenches are made in China and have a weld that holds the two crosses in place. During use, this weld is stressed and can break. This renders the tool useless, but more importantly to me, it can hurt the person using it. A random web search for these wrenches will reveal examples of these types of errors. The Ken-Tools Wrench eliminates this…