🔧 High-Performance CTA Tools Flip Socket - 21mm x 21.5mm Review

This head saves lives. My Toyota came with crappy 21mm nuts (2) that swelled over time. I couldn't move them away from the standard 21mm. This tool makes it easy to remove them.

All should be 1/2 size in this range of sockets. When removing wheels you need 1/2" sizes, it's easy and saves time. No more throwing sockets on the floor or hitting them with a hammer and fist.

It worked great! Last time I changed the tires on my RX they were nuts that hurt as many of them were swollen. I ordered this before I had to spin again. It was easy this time, because anything that didn't fit in 21 fit perfectly in 21.5.

I'm a Ford technician and this is perfect for those swollen nuts! If it doesn't fit and it's your car, buy new tips and take your car to the dealer to have them replaced. Clogging a socket for a simple spin sucks, so do everyone a favor and swap nuts!

I ordered this after watching a video on how to remove swollen nuts on my 90,000 year expedition. Using a short 1/2" extension and a hammer, I gently tapped the 21.5mm side of each swollen nut, removing them one at a time and replacing the 21mm side with a solid metal nut. Excellent. solution to my problem!

worth every penny! Most vehicle manufacturers drive the nut all the way in to save money. Then they put on a thin metal cap for decoration. These caps then swell and are almost impossible to remove from the factory supplied 21mm nut in a flat tyre. , or when you work with vehicles, you will feel pain. Use 21.5 to solve this annoying problem! works perfectly! I have used this product hundreds of times and have no problems! If a replacement is needed I will buy it again!

I bought 21/21.5mm and 22/22.5mm heads at the same time. Like many modern cars, both my wife and my own F150 had terribly swollen nuts. The 21.5mm end of this socket easily fits the flared nuts on my truck. Based on my experience with my wife's truck, I would recommend buying a 22/22.5mm head at the same time. Your truck has almost four times the miles as mine, so its nuts take a lot more wear from my impact wrenches. The ring nuts were so swollen that I had to hammer 21.5's in on some of them,

Best tool hopefully you never have to use it. Sometimes things happen. Thus, this tool is a lifeline for what is needed. In my case, I changed tires a few weeks ago, but I changed some sway bar connections myself, and when I got to this particular wheel, I couldn't get the lug loose. Lo and behold, adjectives aside, I weighed in and gave the same tire shop a hundred dollars to remove a lip they probably damaged or bought this tool and waited 4 days to fix my problem. Well, as I write this…