W32922 | 1/2" Dr. 7/8" Thin Wall Socket

I would recommend to spend the extra money and get a good quality socket if you are going to use it everyday. I work at a dealer and used this 7/8 socket everyday and started to notice the inside started to round and today if finally split in half trying to take off a lug nut. It’s a good socket for occasional use I would say but not everyday several times a day.

I should have listen to all the other reviews cause they were right! I can’t use them due to its too much thickness to even go in the hole! Money wasted, time wasted! It’s Also a waste to even correct the situation! It is Not what it’s describes to be! Total Lie! Fraud!!! Another way to screw the customers!

Bought this for my Colorado. Fits the lugs perfectly and the outer sleeve helps protect the factory rims. Rotated my tires yesterday and the socket worked flawlessly

worked great

When I compared it to my standard socket set it's not at all thin walled, perhaps slightly thinner but not what I was expecting. I think this is geared towards having custom rims and having the protective plastic sleeve on it to protect rims. I had to grind it down considerably to make it fit my rims, thought about returning it but I opted for a grinder.

If you own a Porsche, Ferrari, Range Rover, Lamborghini, or Bentley, you need to buy this in the appropriate size and a breaker bar to leave in the vehicle! I'VE PERSONALLY USED THIS BRAND AND GEAR WRENCH ON ALL FIVE MARQUES WHEN I WAS OFF THE BEATEN PATH- no Italian or English service shops in far west Texas! If you get stuck in a small town or on the side of the road, you'll appreciate the breaker bar more than you could ever expect!!! Furthermore, when you go to ANY tire store or dealer and have this protective socket, they know you mean business when it comes to protecting your wheels. Don't EVER let a shop use an impact wrench on high-end wheels- even with this socket. They will moan and complain, but with your breaker bar and this socket, they have no excuse to not remove and put on the lug nuts by hand. Then have them use a torque wrench to the values specified in your owner's manual. Most of the cars I mentioned range from 103 pound feet to 120 pound feet. Damage will not occur anywhere in this range, and there is no safety risk if you don't plan on doing very high-performance driving until you can get an accurate measurement of the torque applied to your lug nuts.I recently had a Range Rover that the shop ignored my instructions and they didn't even use torque sticks with their impact wrench. Within 2 miles I knew something was wrong and pulled over. I was able to get my local Snap-On rep to stop by with a new precision digital meter that read higher than any tool I had. The first lug nut we were able to break over registered 289 ft-lb!!! Rotor warp and a host of other problems would have likely occurred had I not been on top of the problem. I was lucky to not suffer any stud damage on that one...P.S. - If you drive a car and care about the wheels like I do, clean them as well as you can conceivably clean them prior to taking to have tires changed or a puncture repaired. I'm talking about cleaning them so they look like they did the day they rolled off the assembly line. Then have a manager inspect and notate any damage before they get started. By doing this and having the protective socket, he will have his most experienced technician work on your car. With them clean as described, they will know you are particular and won't be able to say that any damage was there before they started. Everyone can be on the same page- I've had many friends and fellow enthusiasts take cars in for new tires only to find damage later that the shop claims was already there just not noticed because of all the road grime and brake dust covering the wheel!

This is not a "thin wall" socket. If you take the protective choice off it is the exact same size as my standard 7/8 sockets.

I ordered this for my 2015 Grand Cherokee because it has black wheels and I didn't want to risk scuffing them when rotating tires or working on a few other mods. The items seems of good quality and did the trick - no scratches. The anodized color makes it easy to find.

Bought this to loosen/tighten the lug nuts on a 2005 Honda Odyssey.Fits and works well. Is weighty without feeling cheap.