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LUG NUT FLIP SKT 19MM/21M - Lock Technology LTI by Milton

Part #: 4876A

The Lock Technology LTI by Milton 4876A Lug Nut Flip Socket (19mm/21mm) is an essential tool engineered for professional automotive and industrial applications. This innovative flip socket combines two common lug nut sizes into a single, durable unit, streamlining your workflow and reducing the need to constantly switch tools during wheel service. Its specialized design is built to withstand rigorous use in demanding workshop environments.

Key Features

  • Dual-Size Functionality: Offers both 19mm and 21mm hex sizes within one socket, providing versatility for servicing a wide range of vehicles without tool changes. This dual-ended design significantly improves efficiency.
  • Thin-Wall Construction: Features an extra thin-wall profile to easily fit into tight wheel wells and clear decorative caps, preventing damage to expensive alloy wheels during lug nut removal.
  • Impact-Grade Durability: Constructed from professional-grade materials, such as chrome moly steel, to endure the high torque and demands of impact wrenches and guns, ensuring a long service life.
  • Radiused Corners: Designed with radiused corners that apply force to the flat sides of the lug nut, rather than the corners, to minimize the risk of fastener rounding.
  • 1/2" Drive Compatibility: Engineered for use with standard 1/2-inch drive impact tools, providing broad compatibility with existing professional equipment.

Applications

The Lock Technology LTI 4876A Lug Nut Flip Socket is ideal for professional technicians and mechanics performing tire rotations, tire changes, and general wheel maintenance. Its thin-wall design makes it particularly valuable for working on vehicles with specialty wheels or tight lug nut tolerances. This tool is commonly used for servicing lug nuts found on a variety of vehicles, including many models from manufacturers like Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, Ford, Lincoln, GM, and Toyota.

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This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 12 February, 2015.