Lug nuts buster loose
584326
Thanks this helped to remove impact lug nuts made my life so much better.
4044485
The nuts don't fit the U-bolt very snug and are pretty loose which led to it stripping out right away.  I had very little room under the car and had to use a short wrench to tighten the nuts and with little pressure on side stripped.  Great idea, just need it more durable.
3922231
I could not get the new nuts that came with the link on all the way, nor the old, original nuts. I even tried using an impact wrench and had to put the whole link in a vice to try and get the bolts on. They would not fit. Luckily, I had a tap and die set handy and re-threaded the bolts. Now everything is working great.
480636
I bought this specifically so I can get lug nuts off that are torqued down so tight that even my air wrench cannot budge them. Sometimes you just need a long wrench you can put your foot on and use man-weight to loosen. This is that wrench.

The wrench itself is telescoping. It is roughly a foot long but telescopes out to almost twice that length, but still has the strength to turn without bending or breaking itself.

There are two sockets, but they are reversible. This should be useful for a variety of applications requiring extra muscle, not just lug nuts.

Finally, the pictures and description are not clear on this, but it comes with a carrying bag. Throw the wrench and sockets in, close it, snaps shut. Easily fits anywhere you need it to and beats any factory tire wrench. Worth the money to have one in your trunk or back of the truck in case you get a flat. Last shop that rotated your tires had Shrek tighten those lug nuts? No problem, this plus some good old fashioned American muscle will loosen that real quick.
4273522
The covers for the lock lug nut do not fit & i busted it trying to get it on.  The one's for the regular lug nuts fit fine.
57753
I used this with a socket to try to get my axle nut off.  The end twisted on it, so i torked it back the other way and twisted it back to close to original.  I then used my ratchet and cheater bar to get the nut off.  This is not tempered/hardened to be used to apply a lot of force.  Should be good for most lug nuts for passenger cars.  Bigger trucks?  No way.  Get something that isn't going to twist and bend.
2013626
solid feeling ball joints, used a rented ball joint kit and installed them in the knuckles no problem. The problems came when I went to install them on my Bronco. The pinch nuts were so tight one of them reached 50 ft lbs before I even had it tightened down, causing the joint to just spin. I had to use a jack under the knuckle to get things to stay in place tight enough to tighten to nut down properly. The driver's side was even worse, the nut was so tight it completely destroyed the threads on the bolt, when I backed it back off the nut was destroyed and unusable. I turned around and bought a new Moog joint from a local parts store and....low and behold no issues! Installed easy and had no problems with the pinch nut. I'll purchase these types of parts locally from here on out.
4473290
The lug nut holes were too large so the hubcaps were not secured to the wheel appropriately and I lost all four within a week.
2346461
To me there was too much loose play when on the nut.  the handle is super thin and if the pedals were on snugly then good luck with this wrench. Short, no leverage, and not ergonomic.  Wouldn't recommend it.  If you run into tough tightened  pedals use a quality wrench.
4735610
Took some trial and error to find the correct piece and amount of force to use on my particular (round) locking nuts. The kit includes *zero* instructions (Amazon, the product detail should be amended!). I watched a few YouTube videos on general locking lug nut removal and got an idea of what needed to happen. The first lug took the longest, after I got the hang of it, the pieces in the kit worked well.

I didn't use pneumatic tools. I used a 1/2" socket, extension and a breaker bar.
828542
It's not straight "metric" it's a cross between metric and standard (says so right on each socket), so it doesn't fit my BMW lug nuts properly.  There's too much play which will round the lugs over time.

Have to return it.
3968950
The easiest way to mount a spare on a utility trailer. For a standard lug wrench to fit onto the lug nuts once tightened, one may need to place two flat washers and one lock washer between the wheel and each lug nut. Using the spacers, the wheel holds as tight if not tighter as if they were not used. I did not use the attached frame bracket but bolted mine directly on the front of my utility trailer with carriage bolts through the 2 inch wood trailer sides plus another two inch thick square piece of wood as a front backing plate for additional strength and clearance.  As solid and secure as a spare tire can be.
3178144
U-joints come loose. put the bolts back in and tightened them up and they are really loose. Wish they were tighter so the socket didn't constantly fall over in hard to reach places
654905
It worked pretty much good. However, the nuts were not usable.  they seemed to be bigger, but pressed from both sides to make them fit the bolts.  So, I did not use them.  instead I used the old nuts from the old sway bar.
2970128
Upon installation the jam nut stripped threads (under light torque) and would not tighten. How a large jamnut strips out I will never know.
200305
Will not work on factory rims,  each lug nut is this special type.  Factory wrench will not get them off, must have this socket. Gotta wonder how secure they are with 2,000,000 or more of them out there, but it will deter the newbies at least.  If you lose the splinedrive tool you are out of luck, better have 1 or 2 put away somewhere in case!
3752007
Got the over torqued lug nuts off!  Nice tool!