13PCS Spindle Nuts Socket Kit, Ball Joints Axle Locknut Remove Install Locking Hub Socket for KM Groove Nuts, with 1/2'' Drive 4 Teeth Exterior

🔧Nut Socket SetWhen you remove the hub, replace the axle gasket or change bearings, this is an essential tool for removing and installing the axle nut. This socket set is specially designed for KM slot nuts for removing crown locking nuts on ball joints/axles and other applications.🔧SpecificationThis spindle nut socket set include 13pc different size axle nut sockets, Outer Diameter: 16mm, 20mm, 23mm, 26mm, 30mm, 36mm, 43mm, 50mm, 54mm, 61mm, 66mm, 70mm, 75mm, with 1/2 inches drive, 4 teeth exterior.🔧Wide Application This socket set can remove 11 spindle nuts with 4 slots of different sizes, making it suitable for most vehicles and trucks. Compatible with GM Compatible with Dodge, Compatible with Ford, Compatible with GMC etc. You need to check the outer diameter of the axle nut of your car to see if it fits the specifications of this set.🔧Tips for usePlease check the thread direction. When the thread is backward, you need to turn it properly around to avoid damage to the teeth. Apply pressure to the socket during use to avoid slipping.

• Type: Nut Socket Set
• Specification: This spindle nut socket set include 13pc different size axle nut sockets, Outer Diameter: 16mm, 20mm, 23mm, 26mm, 30mm, 36mm, 43mm, 50mm, 54mm, 61mm, 66mm, 70mm, 75mm, with 1/2 inches drive, 4 teeth exterior.
• Wide Application: This socket set can remove 11 spindle nuts with 4 slots of different sizes, making it suitable for most vehicles and trucks. Compatible with GM Compatible with Dodge, Compatible with Ford, Compatible with GMC etc. You need to check the outer diameter of the axle nut of your car to see if it fits the specifications of this set.
• High Performance: The axle nut socket set are made of high quality steel, durable and strong, exterior coated with anti-rust layer, and all the socket arranged in plastic suitcase, easy to carry and find.
• Tips for use: Please check the thread direction. When the thread is backward, you need to turn it properly around to avoid damage to the teeth. Apply pressure to the socket during use to avoid slipping.