I use 3/4" socket to remove my town and country's lug nuts. Can this Lug Nut Key fit my lug nuts since one of the them is rounded?
496913
I would not suggest trying to use the splined lug socket to remove the damaged lug you have. Would suggest getting a damaged nut removal socket of appropriate size from sears/home depot/ Lowes and then replace lug with a new one once you get it off.
496914
No. This is a custom replacement. It has round edges shaped more like a clover than straight edges to surround a log nut. Hope this helps.
586018
If it takes a round magnetic key, it should work, unless you have a deep indentation that it fits into, then you will need the right diameter key.
448250
You need to determine the measurements of your lug nut pattern, and then you can determine if this wheel will fit.
17464
Yes. These extensions allow you to add 1/4, 3/8, or 1/2" sockets. I wouldn't use these extensions to break lug nuts, but it's adequate for many uses.
2062279
this kit comes with a adapter that fits in a 19mm(3/4") wrench so that it can reach lug nuts inside mag wheel where sockets normaly don't fit ,but to answer the question lug nut takes a 22mm (28/32") wrench
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.
1921274
That all depends on the size of your lug nuts. Some lug nuts are metric, some are SEA. Check the index in your owners manual (the one you probably have in your glove box)to find the lug nut size (note whether if it is metric or SEA) and go to your neighborhood hardware or Menard's or even Walmart and get one! :)
451680
That is not what this tool is designed for. Lug nuts on a car require a 1/2" drive tool with H.D. torque
1933800
Look up the lugnuts on Summit, they tell you which wrench to get. In my case I have 12mm x 1.25 nuts and it needs this key, 3/4 and 13/16 (1921SD)
86080
I'm not sure if it will fit but these lug nuts are not very durable. Was trying to use this on my car and the side of it snapped on the two lug nut keys that I bought and it was very disappointing because I need to replace the axle and brakes and I couldn't even get off one rim before it broke.
1356000
Probably not the standard. Plus the length of the driver is not conducive to the physics of a fulcrum needed to break the torque of a lug. Let alone tighten one up to the safe point. I'd stick with a proper lug wrench.
344367
depends on what you want to use it for. if you want to take the lug nuts off your car, you should get the 1/2 inch drive socket set.
641364
Not sure I visualize this but if it's a 1 3/4" recess (similar to a groove), the two end flanges and flange cover won't fit in a space that side. The two round flange covers are about a 3" diameter. If my visualization is not correct, I apologize for my answer.
59751
These sockets are attached to the drive unit via standard square 1/2" socket connection. Even if you were to chuck a 1/2" socket in your hammer drill, it is unlikely it would provide the correct turning speed, torque, and impact action required to successfully remove or install nuts.
2062281
over my stock lugs? its a 22mm socket now im stuck with these i cant use i already bought another set from a local 4x4 parts places costing me 100$
355089
This has nothing to do with the car or rims... It has to fit the aftermarket lug nuts and there are a couple different sizes or specialty keys so you need to find a friend or shop that has the different types. Once they show you which type it is, you can go buy one that fits....
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I just checked mine. I had a 3/8 bolt and nut to compare. The nut was too big. You are in luck. It's 5/16 and a 1/2 inch wrench fits.