CARTMAN Telescoping Lug Wrench, Wheel Wrench with Standard CR-V Sockets 17/19, 21/22mm

Works! Fits nicely in my 2024 Integra in the pocket to the right of the tire pump.Heads up on nut sizes, these are universal sizes, in my case 22mm is also 7/8", which is actually 22.3mm. I got a non marring socket that I use with this wrench. The diversity allows me to use this for someone else in pinch but ony car I am using the OEM 22mm lug nut socket, it is green in color and fits the lug nuts a touch more snugly.Carrying case wraps this together in a useful tool for in the car. Strongly recommended for anyone who wants a reliable and compact tool in their trunk for removing the wheels.

Great tool to have. Looks and feels really sturdy. I prefer this tool over the factory lug nut wrenches. I also used it for prying caliper bolts. There is one thing that was mentioned by someone in the reviews and he mentioned the socket is a bit loose and I agree but I had no problems removing and mounting the tires on my truck. I definitely recommend this to any DIYers.

Essentially a telescoping breaker bar, this does what it promises. This works well and seems sturdy enough to hold up well over time. I really like the combination sockets. The finish is good and the case is a nice touch. I bought this for my daughter's car and it makes a nice compact functional package. I have used a breaker bar for many years to remove lug nuts and am really tempted to get these for our other cars.Two suggestions. First, it would be nice to be able to secure the sockets in some way. One can be left on the wrench (a bigger case may be needed to accommodate this), but the other would still be loose in the case. When you are changing a tire under adverse conditions that loose item is a nuisance and would tend to get lost. Second, a flexible "universal joint" type joint instead of the bend would make this a much more versatile tool. The "breaker bars" that I have seen and used all have this type of joint and it is really a useful feature. These wrenches can be used at any angle called for by the situation and even used to quickly twist the lug nuts after loosening.

I like that I can store this in my pump jack storage compartment in the rear fender of my truck. It comes in a nice sleeve with the two primary lug nut size socket heads. When using it the arm telescopes out to give you improved leverage.The issue is that in order to telescope the extension arm is hollow and wide enough to allow the inner head arm to slide in and out. This means that when you crank on it when it's fully extended you feel it flex noticeable at the center joint and it feels like with enough force, which when you're cranking to remove a tire you're exerting, you could easily bend this in half.I've used this several times to remove my tires when doing brake line work and it's always worked, but I can't help calm the screaming voice in the back of my head warning me to not wrench on it too hard. I have to admit, it has held strong and freed my lugs every time I've used it so so far so good, the additional length certainly helps break a pesky lug. I like it, I just need to tell my inner anxiety to calm down and keep steady pressure.

My mother-in-law has a Ford Focus that came with an awful lug wrench. It was flimsy and it stripped the lug nuts, but the size of the nuts was such that in my extensive collection of lug wrenches, none of them fit. I finally bought new lug nuts and this wrench. It is a good solid wrench and it works well. I feel much better knowing that this wrench is in her care instead of the cheap piece of junk that came with it.

Its small and compact enough for taking along in my RV and the handle extends to provide extra leverage when needed or conpact enough to spin the lugs off. It is very sturdy and great for removing lug nuts

5 stars product

I originally bought this lug wrench in November 2016 as a spare for $12, but luckily have not had to use it yet. Nonetheless it grips and adjusts easily, seems sturdy, and will probably work for one-two strikes in case self-defense is needed. I will have to try striking it against tougher surfaces such as brick, concrete, steel etc. as a test! For the time being it gets a respectable 3/5!