Sealey Locking Wheel Nut Removal Set - SX201


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The Sealey SX201 5-piece locking wheel nut removal set is an essential toolkit for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts who frequently encounter missing keys or damaged, corroded wheel fixings. This set offers a reliable solution for extracting stubborn nuts that standard sockets cannot grip, providing a significant time-saving advantage during maintenance. While highly durable, it is important to note that these tools are intended specifically for removal and will likely damage the locking nut during the process, making it unsuitable for reusing the fasteners.
| Model Part Number | SX201 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sealey |
No. The nature of these removal tools is to bite into the metal to gain grip, which will destroy the locking nut during the process.
The set is designed for a wide range of common profiles, but it may not be compatible with ultra-thin or non-standard security locks.
While impact guns are recommended for the best results, you can use these with a high-strength manual breaker bar if an impact wrench is unavailable.
Yes, the set includes a drift punch specifically designed to help eject the removed fixings from the sockets.
Yes, the chrome molybdenum construction is professional-grade and designed for frequent use in automotive workshops.
Ensure the socket is seated deep enough onto the nut. You may need to use a hammer to gently tap the socket onto the nut to ensure a solid bite.
Use the provided drift tool and a mallet to tap the fastener out through the rear hole of the socket.
Check that the tool is being held perfectly square to the nut. Constant side-loading will accelerate wear on the hardened steel teeth.