Essential Tool for Bolt Nut Extractors: This bolt nut extractor set is used to remove stripped, damaged, swollen, frozen, rusted, rounded bolts, nuts and screws. with this tool, you will easily remove wheel lock lug nuts and other hard-to-pull nuts. And Whether it's car repair, home decoration, or process production, it can provide you with great convenience. Professional Grade Sockets: Each impact grade extractor socket adopts a special six-edged tapered reverse spiral groove design with spiral teeth that clamp tightly to provide maximum clamping force, biting firmly into rusted, damaged and seized nuts. Its internal thread design provides excellent torque, the more you turn it, the tighter the socket gets, the less it slips or cracks your knuckles and the easier it is to pull out. Easy to Use: Each nut is engraved with metric or sae sizes, you can quickly identify and select the most suitable size, then carefully strike with a hammer and insert the socket extractor into the damaged nut, and then select the corresponding size of the 1/2-inch or 3/8-inch square breaker bar or other wrenches to loosen the nut counterclockwise, then you can easily remove these damaged nuts, finally, use a metal rod to knock out the nuts that are stuck in the socket. Package Include: CR-MO 8-19mm Lug Nut Socket, ‎CR-MO 21/22/23/24mm Lug Nut Socket, CR-MO 26/27mm Lug Nut Socket, CR-MO 1/4'' and 31/32'' Lug Nut Socket, 2x bars,

• Superior Material: Made of high hardness chrome molybdenum steel, heat-treated, and coated with industrial grade corrosion-resistant manganese phosphate, which has excellent impact resistance, durability, and is not easy to be damaged, which can effectively prolong the service life
• Easy to Use: Each nut is engraved with metric or sae sizes, you can quickly identify and select the most suitable size, then carefully strike with a hammer and insert the socket extractor into the damaged nut, and then select the corresponding size of the 1/2-inch or 3/8-inch square breaker bar or other wrenches to loosen the nut counterclockwise, then you can easily remove these damaged nuts, finally, use a metal rod to knock out the nuts that are stuck in the socket

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