Luckyway 5-Piece Twist Socket Set Lug Nut Remover Extractor Tool Metric Bolt and Lug Nut Extractor Socket Tools, Chrome Molybdenum Steel

My 11 year old OEM lug nuts were swelled and deformed -- impossible to remove with normal tools. This tool worked flawlessly. Simply pounded them onto each lug nut and used a torque wrench to loosen just as easily as if I were using a normal tool on undamaged lug nuts. Was able to rotate my tires. Thank you!

I’ve had the same set of aftermarket wheels, lug nuts and locks on my truck truck since 2004. Ive always taken the wheels off and polished them inside and out every other month. About 6 months ago I lost the key for the locks. I took it to a shop but they said it would probably damage the wheel. When I bought the wheels everything came as a set. Wheels, lug nuts, locks, key, and a very thin walled hardened socket because the clearance was so tight. I was pretty concerned I was never going to get the wheels off again. I had purchased 2 other kits and if the tool was small enough to fit in the lug nut hole it was to small to fit over the lug nut. Went to a parts store and tried everything they had to offer and nothing worked.I found these and thought I would give them a try. They just looked different than what I had tried. This worked as easy as if I had the key. I had all 4 locks off in 2 minutes and they really didn’t even damage the locks. Worked so much better than I was expecting. Not putting locks back on because I don’t want to go through that again and the truck lives locked up in the garage 95% of its life. A tool you may hopefully only need once but one you can’t live without if you loose your wheel key.

Worked like a charm, had 2@19mm lug nuts rounded on my rear wheel. I removed them within 2 minutes easily. Also, my rims are after market and had a very small lug nut socket hole, the 19mm fitted perfectly.

This tool set worked well. Although you need to NOT be afraid to use a large sledgehammer and really hit it on the nut you're trying to remove, I used this for a small late model Lexus/ Toyota, (lost keys for the locking lug) lock was type with a flat face smooth chrome body. First couple of tries, I did not hammer it on tight enough and it just slipped, experimented with different size sockets same problem, finally gave it the gusto and after knowing how hard pound it on, It worked on the next three wheels first try. these lug locks seemed to be over torqued, the amount of force needed to get these removers to engage may vary for you.Also, In my case I used a 1/2" impact extension to hold while pounding although you could hammer directly on to the lock once it's seated. I also used painter tape around the lug hole on wheel then some thick duct tape just in case something slipped. Project Farm on YouTube is who turn me on to this. the first set I bought (Amartisan 13PC Bolt Nut Removal...) did not have a remover big enough, 19mm was largest. turned out I think I needed 21 or 22 mm. I don't thinkany car would have a lug nut lockThat would be a small is 19 but it's possibleI think the better kit would be this oneIfYou're working on wheel locks. ...Remember I think I used a four or five pound hammer anything smaller would never have worked without swinging like baseball bat.

Worked great, I was beyond annoyed with the bolts on my BMW X1 wheel. Severely rounded and this got them off. Life saver 👍