140157-1-KIT 54mm Axle Socket

Fits well, gets the job done. Well priced and good value for what you receive. 3/8 drive is plenty to torque down my wheel bearing locking nuts

When I needed a 54mm axle socket for my front axle rebuild, I looked around the local stores and no one had one of these sockets, it is heavy duty and it worked perfectly at a great price

The socket worked well on my '93 4runner.

I purchased the Axle Scocket on-line because I could not find a supplier in San Jose CA. I need the tool ASAP and the delievery happen within 4 days, boy was I happy. I complete the brake on my G-friends car for price of parts and this tool and she has repayed me in kind ;). This was the best value I could, find and it does the job, thank you I am very happy!

Why did I wait so long to buy this tool?! How can you actually get the right torque specs on your axle nut with a screwdriver and hammer? You can't.If you just spent good money on Timken's and fresh rotors...just do it.It's 3/8" drive, so no adapter needed for that torque wrench. Good quality.

Have multiple Toyota 4x4 vehicles, now I wonder why I did not have this tool before, now servicing and repair are a snap.

I bought this to use on my 84 Land Cruiser but it did not fit the nuts. I had to file the inside for it to work. I thought i made the right decision not buying an inexpensive china socket, but guess not. Solid material, was difficult to file. Wish it had a 1/2” drive since most torque wrenches are 1/2”

I used this to replace the front rotors on a 1998 Toyota T100 4x4. I would have preferred a 1/2" drive, but this allowed me to set the proper torque upon reassembly. It worked great.