Neiko 02457A Lug-Nut Key Set, Wheel-Lock Removal Tool Kit for Aftermarket and Factory Wheel Tire Keys, SAE and Metric Lug Sockets, 16 Pieces

The tools are all there and no damages on them which is great just confused how it was sealed when opened yet the outer parts of the lug nut tools are sticky

Exelente material

So far this set is awesome! It has a great assortment. My biggest fear was cracking a socket, but that was laid to rest after I put it through it’s paces with a 7 foot cheater bar. Solid.

Fits well

Great price for the kit, excellent quality, came with the wheel lock key I needed for my personal vehicle, BUT the kit came with TWO 5/8 Five Spline sockets INSTEAD OF ONE 5/8 AND ONE 11/16 Seven Spline sockets!! This means that the kit is incomplete! As I have two of the same sockets I now have to try and go out and individually buy an 11/16 seven spline small diameter socket part #02457A-7 and hope I don’t have to buy another kit just for one socket! Who knows I may never need to use that specific size but then again I might, it’s such a great kit but this is unacceptable and is terrible for my OCD as I’m very particular about my tools 🛠

Provided me with at least 2 keys that worked on some aftermarket locking lug nuts installed on a 2003 Toyota Corolla where the proper key had reportedly not bern returned to the owner after a service visit. I was looking at having to cut the lugs off or get the car towed to a shop that had a key to get a flat tire replaced. This kit saved the day for much less than the other options. The set now stays in the trunk with the spare tire.

i hate saying this because i buy neiko tools all the time but i will soon start to rethink any purchases made from them. i order this set roughly 6 months ago and only used it once... in that 6months some of the sockets have already started to gain rust just from sitting in the shelve in my walk-in shed.2nd, the bisggest thing is i just noticed the other day that my small 6-spline was damaged on the inside when i went to go use it. the open end of the socket has a slight "ding" on the open end of the socket, thus not allowing it to slide over the lug nuts.....there is no reason for this as the sockets were never banged on, because they dont need to be banged on. lol after seeing this in the quality of the metal, it is something ill be aware of when buying future neiko tools. if a socket can get a ding in it from practically nothing, think of how weak some of their smaller tools may be, like extensions, etc.

Didn’t have the sizes I needed but seemed to be a decent product