CROSS KEY for Car Wheels Professional in Hardened STEEL | Bolts 17 - 19 - 21 - 23

Description

Professional Cross Key for Disassembling Car Wheels in Hardened Steel, for Bolts of 17 - 19 - 21 - 23

- STURDY | Made to Last, Solid Structure and Attention to Detail
- MULTIFUNCTION | Bolts of 17 - 19 - 21 - 23, make it Suitable for Almost all Cars
- HANDY | Low Weight and Comfortable Handle to Handle, with Excellent Grip
- RESISTANT | Extra Resistant Material, does not fear Wear and Rust, Tested up to 500 Nm


THE PACKAGE INCLUDES:

1 Professional Cross Key in Hardened Steel


INFO:

The Emergency Tools supplied with the car are often limited to the essentials.
When you have to replace a flat tire or change seasonal tyres, you can't always get away with it easily; for this reason, an ad hoc Professional tool is recommended, to solve the problem effortlessly and in a short time.

THE PRODUCT:
Professional cross key, ideal to keep in the car, is a highly professional and Sturdy tool, which allows you to perform the task for which it was created quickly and safely; in its small way, it replaces the pneumatic screwdriver gun supplied to workshops and tire shops.

VERSATILE:
Ensures an effective grip on the Bolts; the length of the rods, the weight, the grip and the ease of grip are designed for a balance, optimization and transmission of force, which allow you to handle it easily and with less effort.
The four different hexagonal sockets make it suitable for almost all vehicles, moreover the particularly thin ends allow you to work comfortably even in small spaces.

TEMPERED STEEL:
Tempered steel is characterized by a particularly high mechanical resistance. It is used in the automotive industry and in machine construction; the Hardening Treatment gives a very high strength of the tool and very high quality specifications, making it solid and non-deformable over time.

COMPATIBILITY:

- Almost All Vehicle Wheels
- Nuts 17, 19, 21, 23

USE:

1) The bolts must be unscrewed before lifting the car, on a flat, stable and safe surface.
2) Insert the jack under the frame in the position indicated in the use and maintenance handbook.
3) Raise the jack just enough to tension it in the right position to support the car but without lifting it off the ground.
4) Remove the hubcap and loosen the nuts by turning the cross wrench counterclockwise.
5) The tire must be left in contact with the ground because in this way the force applied makes the nuts turn but not the wheel, which remains blocked by the ground.
6) The nuts must not be unscrewed completely but you must limit yourself to overcoming the resistance of the tightening.
7) Raise the car, completing the operation of unscrewing the bolts and removing the wheel which must be completed by hand.

The same operation must be done in reverse when refitting the replaced wheel, tightening the bolts last, to be carried out when the vehicle is already on the ground.