86.4mm 16 Flutes Oil Filter Wrench for BMW and Volvo with 86mm Filter Housing Caps, Removal Tool to Change Oil, Steel Socket Wrench Kit

Fits perfectly in my 318i 2005 BMW. It is made of good material, seems like metal.

For the money, this is a great value, and if used properly, should last as long as your N55 engine....the construction material may cause it to distort, and may be difficult to separate from the filter assembly, but if this occurs, the cap was installed too tight or it's being installed too tightly...cranking on the plastic oil filter canister lid without disregard to propr torque value will result in needing a new filter canister lid and/or tool.....I'd buy this product and same mfg products....

Fit Perfectly on my 2009 328i!

Lots of hit or miss reviews here, but for me, it fits like a glove and easily allows me to apply the 25-26 Nm of torque needed to open or close my BMW oil filter cover (2020 M4 but most BMWs use the same type of filter cover).It does get on there pretty tight and might be hard to remove. Solutions:- wait for the engine to cool down a bit, and it will come right off- use a pick tool to loosen it

I had looked everywhere for an oil filter wrench that would fit the cartridge filter on this1999 Volvo v90 XC AWD. Nothing local worked and then there was the issue where the recommended filter wrench slipped.When I was ordering the 86.6mm wrench, I looked at the pictures and noticed it said if I had a specific type of marking on the housing then I would need this 86.4mm wrench instead.Thanks to that bit of info I can now replace the filter.Works 100% like a charm and filter was easy to remove with a standard ratchet.Wrench seems well made and the price was perfect, especially compared to some of the others that are $35+.Very satisfied with this purchase.

As described for my 2013 bmw 335i perfect

It is a good quality metal but a little tight getting off but that is better than too loose a fit.

This wrench does NOT fit the Volvo oil filter housing, despite what the description states. I have a 2016 s60 with the 2.0 liter engine, and this socket is too large to turn the filter (it spins and feels like it's rounding the corners of the housing). Go with the deeper style socket for your Volvo.