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Lug Wrench
I'm looking for a lug wrench with multiple sizes. Since I have aftermarket wheels, the stock wrench doesn't fit. If I have a flat I will need one size to remove my aftermarket wheel and another size to install the stock spare. I already keep 5 stock lug nuts in the car, but only have the stock wrench. Several companies make a version of this extendable wrench with flip sockets. So you get 4 size sockets out of two sockets and a wrench that stores away easily. Any use one of these?
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I have one.Great product!
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If the lug nuts were torqued properly, then that looks like a great tool - but I've never used one. If the lug nuts were over-torqued, as many shops will do, then you're going to need a lot more leverage.
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I carry a 2' long 1/2" breaker bar with correct size sockets for emergencies,,at home I use a 18"torque wrench when removing tires...tire shop yahoos don't touch my nuts:nutswinger:
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Yeah, I don't have a reason for anyone to remove my wheels except for me and I use a torque wrench when I tighten the lug nuts. I just need to be able to cover myself out on the road. This is the one I'm planning to get. $15 on Amazon.
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exactly what I am looking for. I need 2 sizes sockets for my after market wheels. One for the locks and other for the lug nuts.
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