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Your cart is empty.This wrench has a fully welded center which can stand up to everyday use. The socket sizes are 17 millimeter, 19 millimeter, 21 millimeter and 22 millimeter.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2023
It’s metric , fit and finish could be better for USA made , but works perfectly. Would buy again
Partyboaters
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2016
The ends of the wrench are so poorly machined that its diameter does not allow it to fit inside all deep set lugs on some wheels.
Chellier
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2016
I paid extra for this supposedly "quality tool", but quality it is not. Don't get me wrong, it works, but the quality and finish is sloppy and it looks amateurish - like it was made by a high school shop student.
M. Kelson
Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2015
I have a 2000 Chev Silverado 4x4 (22mm lugs), a 1995 Toyota Camry (21mm lugs), two 4-wheelers (17mm). All three of these use metric lug nuts. So, I can use this for any or all of my vehicles. I wound up just shoving it under the back seat on my Chev pickup, though. It might be a little pricey, but the quality is excellent and I don't want to be fooling around with a cheap product, or one that is too short, if my Silverado has a flat on the highway.
Gérald B
Reviewed in Canada on October 29, 2015
Contrairement à certains qui jugent les clés en croix de Ken-Tool trop rugueuses, je trouve qu'elles ont un air plutôt sympathique. Cette clé de catégorie economy est bien plus solide que les bébelles chromées de Canadienne Tirelire. Elle est bien adaptée aux boulons de roue de ma Volkswagen (Jetta City 2008). Les douilles, malgré l'épaisseur de leurs parois, s'insèrent très bien dans les logements de boulons de mes jantes en alliage d'origine. Et puis cet outil est fabriqué aux États-Unis et c'est toujours plus motivant de travailler avec un outil qui n'est pas fait en Chine.
Christopher Green
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2014
I bought this wrench because a) it had the 21mm size I need, b) it was made in the USA, and c) the price seemed competitive with the other offerings on Amazon.I'm afraid I was a bit underwhelmed when it arrived. From a functional standpoint, the Ken-Tool wrench will certainly do the job, but the fit and finish on the one I received was only OK. There were some razor-sharp edges and burrs at the joint in the center of the wrench, and there was significant excess metal around the ends of two of the sockets that should have been removed. The shape and size of the sockets was a bit vague, and the fit of the 21mm socket on my lug nuts was fairly loose, although not enough to be a problem. All in all, it will do the job, and there really is nothing significant wrong with it, but it's not a tool I would enjoy using.A few days after the wrench arrived, I happened to be in our local Harbor Freight store and saw their made-in-China version of the same thing. The fit and finish was excellent in every regard, and it cost almost exactly half of what the Ken-Tool wrench cost. The sockets were clean, well-formed, and fit precisely on my lug nuts with very little slop.I confess I was somewhat surprised and disappointed by this, but at the same time, I was glad to find a tool I would enjoy using. I would return the Ken-Tool wrench, except it would cost me half of the price of the wrench to send it back so it's not worth it. Meanwhile, however, the HF tool is the one I keep in my car.
MotoMac
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2013
The tool arrived on time and complete. It is large, unwieldy, and takes up room, but it's exactly what I needed. I got it to put in my camper. It's very handy because it has the right size for the lug nuts on the camper wheels, the lug nuts on my truck, the hand-crank feet on the camper, and even made a good pry-bar when I was trying to move something heavy.
PinkTwig
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2013
This is a sturdy tool that I bought to put in my trunk. It works well and is small enough to fit in the spare tire well of my trunk. I have a 2012 Maxima that comes with some piece of crap wrench that looks like it would break if you applied any bit of force to it. Nissan should be ashamed of themselves. Seems chintzy for a $40K automobile [in reality, no car should provide such poor tools for tire removal].
Donna Kovacik
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2012
I bought a used car and discovered that there was jack and spare tire in the truck but no lug wrench so I bought this one from Amazon. Not knowing exactly what size I needed, I selected this one that had four choices. It works perfectly and seems to be well made. It is one of those things that I hope never gets used but it is in the trunk now and I know I have it if the occasion every arises that I need it.
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