Perfect for Voncours hub plug removal
927849
I  bought this to remove the rear hub plug on my 2014 Concours and it's perfect for that.
3557925
I haven't used this yet, but used a similar one (with a 13.5" extension) to replace my 2003 Toyota spark plugs. I got this 10" extension because the 13.5" was a bit too long for two or three spark plug areas. This looks just like the 13.5" one I used, so this will probably be perfect for next time. I do recommend this for 5/8" spark plugs. The magnet is needed to hold the spark plugs when putting them into, & bringing them out of, the valve cover hole. Thank you for this great tool!
2515469
Was a perfect fit for my 1994 Tracker ProMariner 60HP 3 cylinder motor for the drain plug.  The previous owner had installed this screw so much that I could not get it to break loose.  I actually ended up stripping it more than it was and had to go buy a manual impact as my 1/2" Dewalt Impact could not loosen the screw (http://www.amazon.com/Lisle-29200-Hand-Impact-Tool/dp/B0002NYDRG  <looks similar to that but purchased for $6 dollars at a local True Value Store).  I paired this with the upper vent plug plug (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000AYECO?redirect=true&ref_=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_3) for changing out my lower unit fluid.  I can see these not lasting more than a few changes due to the maleable steel used for them but definitely recommend these!
272665
I use it to reach the tranny filler plug on both my 2007 BMW 530xi and the 2006 BMW 530i.  Space is very tight on the 530xi and this tool makes removing the fill plug and re-installing it a breeze.
524610
The hub does exactly what it is designed to do.  I'm very happy with this item and would recommend it to others.
2369205
This is the perfect travel socket set for lug nut removal.  i bought this to go with a cordless impact wrench when traveling.  Multiple sizes, well-designed they fit a wide variety of the most popular sizes.  I used them for my Nissan Titan, a Ford F350, Volvo XC90 and the lug nuts on a Kubota tractor.  Easy to read sizes.
860404
Worked great in taking off wiper arms.  The hub part is actually black plastic versus metal but it works just fine.
3501378
Works great for removing the spark plug from my GY6 150cc scooter. Put in a new&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/NGK-7544-CR7HIX-Iridium-IX-Spark-Plug-Pack-of-1/dp/B000HDIP9I/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">NGK (7544) CR7HIX Iridium IX Spark Plug, Pack of 1</a>&nbsp;and now my scooter rungs great.

This spark plug socket works perfectly and I love that it's magnetic
3102941
All 4 plugs came independently boxed in new packaging. Also arrived in Hawaii in five days from ordering. Works perfectly in my VW 2.0T FSI Passat (BPY engine code). Took 30 minutes to change all four plugs and coils. Check out YouTube to see DIY instructions.
3480059
Exactly what I needed.  Instead of the '$pecial' tool needed to change lower shift cables on Mercruiser Alpha One outdrives, this worked perfectly! Just use with a 5/8 deep well socket on the back.  It seems good enough quality for the price and I am sure will work well on any socket application of its size.
3793638
This tool is a perfect fit for the oil filter cannister on my 2010 Camry 3.5L V6. I'm glad I bought it as there is little space around the filter for other kinds of filter removal tools. It appears to be a rugged tool even though it is made offshore. I think it was a bit over priced but it  worked great. It is a must when the filter cannister is on too tight.
4158731
This product fit the 11 sprocket Shimano HG cassette's lock ring perfectly and allowed me to remove the cassette from the wheel's hub. The tool is exactly as shown in the picture and has 12 spines as shown. It takes about a 1" wrench to fit this product, but I used a large adjustable wrench which worked fine.

I do not work for Amazon, the Seller, or any third party that would or might pay or encourage me to leave this review. I have left this review at the expense of my own time.
3479049
Was installing a VDO vacuum gauge in my Volvo, and did not want to be screwing around with small compression fittings like VDO suggested in their instructions, and I wanted a connection that could be removed without tools.  This screws securely onto the back of the gauge, and a flexible 3mm vacuum hose connects perfectly (I used that flexible hose to make a soft and removable connection to the standard hard 1/8" vacuum line that I ran thru the dash/firewall and into the engine compartment).
1282538
This worked perfectly to get my car stereo connections out to the center console.
4942589
It fits even some of the bigger keystone plugs side by side. This is the one to get!!
4918848
Purchased this to help with spark plug change on my Dodge Truck Hemi. I love the magnetic head that holds the plugs rather than just a thick rubber gasket. Is this wrench perfect no, as it only has a small swivel arc but not nearly as much as say a swivel joint so the rear spark plugs in the Hemi required another spark plug removal tool to be used because of clearance issues above the plugs. This did work great with my wifes Scion with  four vertical cylinders and absolutely no clearance issues! In summary, a great tool for your arsonal and probably one of the first I would reach for if clearance permits.
4928686
I charged a 2003 Tahoe A/C system only to find that the low side Schrader valve core leaked. I was able to put a cap on it to hold it from spewing out all the freon and ordered this with overnight shipping. I got it the next day This tool allowed me to easily change the valve core without discharging the Freon, which would have cost me more to do than the price of the tool- my truck has rear A/C and takes almost 4 lbs of R134a.
With this tool, you assemble the high or low side adapter to the ball valve, then place it on the service port with the valve open. Then you engage one of the "stick" tools to the service port valve core and screw its base to the ball valve. Then you unscrew it to remove the valve core and pull back on the handle until it stops, then close the ball valve. You can then remove the stick tool from the ball valve, swap the core (it is gripped by a little Oring in the stick tool), and put the new valve back in the reverse order of removal. Easy as pie, took about 5 minutes. The only way this kit could be better was if it came with extra valve cores.

This is one of those tools you only buy if you need it, but oh boy if you need it you do. Too bad none of my local autoparts stores stock these.