will it take out locking lug nuts ?
1468027
I don't think so because it only came up to a certain size , if was large enough it would
1468028
They should take it off. I took a salt water tandem axle brake caliber off. The Turbos worked great getting on stripped 5/8 bolt .The head was stripped and it was imbedded in the caliber. I used a driver and slipped a pipe over the handle to give me purchase to take the bolt out in a very difficult space. I had to hammer the socket over the head to get enough od the Turbo to grab. Just like butter on the first pull.
542045
It will remove the lug nuts from MY car which are torqued to the proper 58 lb/ft. If some idiot from a tire change place put them on with his 400 lb/ft. impact wrench, probably not!
1860758
I bought these. They worked perfectly and I didn't have to spend extra money for locking lug nuts. The same company might have them in chrome as well. This is the style you'll want. DPAccessories D5148P-2305/24 24 Premium Black Duplex 6 Spline... Sold by: DP-accessories
2239771
These lug nuts are a spline drive style so they need the special spline to to get on and off but are not actual locks with a special key.
2042505
Yes. These lug nuts work perfectly. The only problem I have is that they are big and you can't use a hammer socket with aluminum rims. You have to use a chrome socket.
1858463
Depends on lug nut, not on vehicle....mine had aftermarket wheels with a wheel specific lug nut.
1295083
the thead size is 1/2 inch but i think there might be to much threads sticking thru rim to use locking nut
224264
No there are 16 lugs and 4 locks which are also lugs but have an "acorn" pattern on them which matches up with the lug wrench adaptor which is also included. This adaptor needs to be used to remove the acorn lug nut which serves as a anti theft device.
982834
Frankly dont know but this wrench is very capable loosing very tight and rusty lug nuts.
2267001
I'm not 100‰ sure about your application but if it looks like your stock lug nuts have a washer then this would work if it's the same mm also. I'm assuming it is the same.
1068333
Hi Adam, you probably already have your answer but here are my 2cents. It comes with 20 lug nuts and a special "key" socket that fits a 1/2 inch wrench. You won't be able to put these on or take them off without the key socket.
1933440
No it doesn't. But I haven't had any problem with lug nuts. I'd not know what they were to be torqued at anyway. I have used this wrench on many things and it works well. It does seem like maybe it is not going to break a lug or bolt loose, but it does and retightens just fine with no effort on my part.
1933441
no it does not. It has a clutch system. When taking off a lug nut, you will pull and hold the trigger, a winding up sound comes from the motor until the wrench hits the clutch limit then it snaps to break the bolt loose. Never had to repeat this more than 3 times before it spun the entire nut off. This process is re peated when you re apply the nut. I let it snap tight twice on each of my lugs then checked it with my tourque wrench and was with in 5 lbs on each of the lugs. It was very constant and put me with in the spec range on my vehicle after letting it snap twice. I'm sure if I let it snap more times the torque would in crease depending on the torque you are looking for. hope this helps. no it does not. It has a clutch system. When taking off a lug nut, you will pull and hold the trigger, a winding up sound comes from the motor until the wrench hits the clutch limit then it snaps to break the bolt loose. Never had to repeat this more than 3 times before it spun the entire nut off. This process is re peated when you re apply the nut. I let it snap tight twice on each of my lugs then checked it with my tourque wrench and was with in 5 lbs on each of the lugs. It was very constant and put me with in the spec range on my vehicle after letting it snap twice. I'm sure if I let it... » Read More no it does not. It has a clutch system. When taking off a lug nut, you will pull and hold the trigger, a winding up sound comes from the motor until the wrench hits the clutch limit then it snaps to break the bolt loose. Never had to repeat this more than 3 times before it spun the entire nut off. This process is re peated when you re apply the nut. I let it snap tight twice on each of my lugs then checked it with my tourque wrench and was with in 5 lbs on each of the lugs. It was very constant and put me with in the spec range on my vehicle after letting it snap twice. I'm sure if I let it snap more times the torque would in crease depending on the torque you are looking for. hope this helps. « Show Less
1651955
I used a 4 way lug wrench that fits the key that comes with the nuts. I'm not sure what size the end of the key is.
736000
NO, like on lug nuts I always use a torque wrench to tighten them, this tool has to way much power to control the amount of torque, but to loosen nuts it's awesome. I use mine often and am very happy I purchased it.
408113
It might. Your going to have to look up and see what pattern your lock is. Count how many notches are on your lug nuts. That's how I found out this works for my lug nut locks.
781548
It will if its either a 4 lug or 5 lug then yes. If its a 6 lug then no, you will need the heavy duty version.