Universal Adjustable Oil Filter Wrench From 2-1/2 inch to 4.5 inch Oil Filter Wrench Tool Set With 3 Jaw

Universal Adjustable Oil Filter Wrench From 2-1/2 inch to 4.5 inch Oil Filter Wrench Tool Set With 3 Jaw

$ 13.99

Score By Feature

Based on 1,304 ratings

Value for money

8.38

Easy to remove

8.18

Quality of material

8.30

Easy to use

8.08

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Product Description

This oil filter wrench is designed to help you remove the toughest oil filters from Having the three jaws design of this wrench will make doing work much easier for you.

The oil filter wrench has been designed with three jaws for extra strength. By doing so, the filter will have a much greater catching power and the removal will be much simpler.

A tool that adjusts to remove oil filters with a diameter ranging from 2-1/2 inch to 4 inch is available for this oil filter wrench. It will fit filters up to 5 inches. The tool fits into 1/2, 3/8 inch square drive ratchets or 7/8 inch wrenches you'd find in any vehicle.

Quality The oil filter wrench is made of carbon steel 45#, which has a stronger, more durable material than typical wood and steel. There is no rust or corrosion, and it is completely That way, it will last a long time.

A 1-year / 1-year 365-days unlimited mileage warranty is included. All of our products are backed by our unconditional guarantee of customer satisfaction.

Questions & Answers

Are the oil filters also able to be tightened with this wrench?

You can, especially when some Cummins filters are extremely hard to access.

Is it made in a certain place? What's the country's name? Thanks a lot. ?

to find it, but it's the same one they sell on Snap-on trucks as blue point.

Selected User Reviews For Universal Adjustable Oil Filter Wrench From 2-1/2 inch to 4.5 inch Oil Filter Wrench Tool Set With 3 Jaw

The socket wrenches will not tighten, which way to turn, when it will and will not tighten, etc - - - never buy this if you don't want to spend at least 30+ minutes trying to figure it out - You're under your car, which means you're under the hood

3/5

The poor design of this product even caused me to drop it in the oil catch pan. My response would be to return it, but I am too late, and throwing it away would mean an insult to the trash can.

Ezequiel Crawford

| Mar 01, 2021

It's a waste of metal and money

5/5

It was my first time using this as I needed to change the oil, and honestly it is a waste of money, because the latch doesn't grip well enough to hold the filter tightly while removing it. Good luck and don't say I didn't warn you about buying this item however, I know most won't take heed, so have fun and don't blame me.

Ian Lopez

| Aug 23, 2020

It won't move if the oil filter is too tight

3/5

I used to have an old oil filter tool, but it just won't work. I cannot believe how clever this tool is. Your rachet should be pointing in the direction you wish to turn and travel in. You just need to keep turning the filter clamp if it is set the opposite way, the cams will eventually reverse the clamp. I love the compact design of this product!.

Gage Fleming

| Jan 08, 2021

It does not work at all! Ford diesel filters are too short for the 3 prongs on this hose

5/5

I can't return it either, and I find it difficult to get in touch with the.

Cadence Bowen

| Feb 07, 2021

It was a little difficult to get started in really hard to reach the motor home generator, the filter is situated in a difficult to reach place, so it's a little difficult to get it started

3/5

However, if it weren't for it, I wouldn't have been able to remove it. As a result of the equipment we use, I have several filter wrenches, but none of them are working. Because it is too small for the rest of the equipment, I will have to order another one that will be bigger.

Mohammed Frederick

| Mar 24, 2021

It works, but there are problems

5/5

We bought this to use on our Onan generator as a filter. Small filter, situated behind a firewall, is recessed with only a tiny bit of protrusion showing. It tends to slip off of the filter as it barely grips it. Last month, I successfully learned how to use the left hand to hold the tool stationary while using the right hand to torque the wrench. The tool had to be held tightly against the filter or else it lost grip. As a whole, it works, but only because I have wide open space to put both hands on the filter and to adjust the wrenches.

Isabela Barr

| Nov 21, 2020

It is important to have a wrench with a low profile, slim design that can fit anywhere, but this one has teeth that protrude out of its profile when it grasps smaller This tool didn't work for me because the oil filter on my engine has a very thin gap between the filter and the sump, so it wouldn't even fit in there

5/5

It was necessary for me to use another simar tool from AutoZone that held the filter in a slimmer and thinner profile.