Titan 15614 1/2-Inch Drive x 14mm Hex Bit Socket: Precise Tool for Versatile Mechanics and DIY Projects Review

Used many times to remove and replace a 120 ft/lb bolt. No loose contact, no uneven contact, no stripping, no wobbling. It just works like you would expect any quality wall plug adapter to do. I would buy again if lost or stolen. I doubt it will break or wear out with proper use.

Nothing bad to say about this tool. It's a simple, precise instrument. He only has one job: to help remove the front axle of my 2015 BMW K1600 GTL-E. And he's perfect for it. For the money it's perfect for the job. I would recommend this.SR

I bought this tool and another tool in multiple sizes to remove the front wheel of my motorcycle. I haven't used this tool at this point, but a front wheel replacement is fast approaching. The instrument feels heavy and appears to be well made.

Used on both front hubs of a 2013 Audi S4 B8.5. Torque requires 147 ft/lbs + 180 degrees. Simply put, you need a breaker and a long pipe to insert and remove these one-way screws. It started and turned on with no problems - for the price of the tool, that's about all I can really ask for!

There are sometimes quite high prices, the price for it is just right. I needed something for my front axle, this beauty did the job perfectly, it's a bit tight but worked great. I could also knock out the hex and throw it in my bike tool kit, in a pinch I can use an adjustable crescent hex.

I bought this 14 mm hexagon socket especially for the differential filler plug (rear axle differential) for my 2011 BMW 335d (E90 sedan). This drive is universal for all E9X 3-series rear axle differentials and many other BMW models. Of course, you'll need to determine if this is suitable for your non-E9X BMW models.

This product is ideal for one-off jobs. He is durable. I have used Titan tools before and had no problems. It's a good thing that this separate size also existed. I work with both a metric and a standard. These days, you can choose your tools based on how often you use them. This part does the job just as well as a $25 hex socket.

I have an adjustment on my slingshot that requires a 22mm allen key. I assembled a 22mm hex using M14 nuts and bolts. I had to weld them together to keep them from slipping. Was never easy to use then found this gem. It's a really odd size that few people will need, but if you have a Polaris Slingshot (or a Caterpillar bulldozer?) you need it! Very stable at the end of the 24" cheat bar (as opposed to welded studs) making adjustments easy. It's also about $10 on Revain. Sticker Shock by…

used to replace the brakes on my Jaguar F-Pace. It's wearable? yes, fits the front. Rear 7mm. Do you realize how long I searched the forums to find this out? It will definitely work for the brakes, but the big problem is that the tie rods get in the way. So you not only need that 11mm, but also a tricky set of jiggle extensions to conjure up something that fits. It's weird that my cheap Honda has no trouble installing tools, but this $80,000 Jaguar is very difficult to handle. Is it because…

Required to replace brake pads on many Mercedes/SUVs and other foreign vehicles. Only in one store they were usually transported, but it was not available. They said the Mercedes employees would come and buy them all. Mercedes service departments make money replacing discs and brakes. After I decoded the automatic parking brake, the wheel was removed and we used a hex wrench to loosen the caliper. It worked like a charm and all I had to do was buy 4 TRW brake pads - no squeak/squeak = complete…

used to replace brakes on my jaguar f-pace will it fit? yes it will fit front wheels. 7 mm Do you understand how long I searched the forums to find out it will still work for the brakes but the big problem is that the tie rods get in the way so not only do you need those 11mm you need a tricky one too Sentence of this "True. It's funny that my cheap Honda has no trouble installing tools, but this $80,000 Jaguar is very difficult to handle. That's because engineering school is so tough that it…

This is a very high quality hex bit. It was perfect for my application of removing fork caps from a 92 foot Honda Nighthawk 750. I used to remove these caps by driving a slightly larger nut into the hex slot and then using a regular socket but with the correct bit did it work. infinitely easier. As other reviewers have mentioned, the racket is made in China. Now I would prefer a USA made racquet as well as the next guy but I have no qualms about the quality of this racquet. It's comparable to…