Car Jack Wrench Ratchet Tool

Car Jack Wrench Ratchet Tool

Cross
$44.99
Sale price  $44.99 Regular price  $59.99
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Car Jack Wrench Ratchet Tool

Car Jack Wrench Ratchet Tool

$44.99
Sale price  $44.99 Regular price  $59.99
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Car Jack Wrench Ratchet Tool – Cross & Hexagon Head Tire Change Socket

Change your tires quickly and safely with the Car Jack Wrench Ratchet Tool. This durable metal tool features directional buttons for easy torque switching, an anti-slip design, and a longer handle for comfortable leverage — making it ideal for vehicle weight up to 2 tons.

Available in cross and hexagon (17mm) head options, it's a roadside essential that won't slip out of your hand.

Key Features

High-Quality Metal Construction
Made from durable metal materials engineered to handle tire changes safely and reliably.

Directional Torque Switch
Easy-to-use positive/negative button for quick direction changes without tools.

Anti-Slip Design
Compact structure with textured grip prevents dropping or slipping during use.

Long Handle Leverage
Extended handle reduces strain and provides better mechanical advantage, even for lighter users.

Supports Up to 2T Vehicles
Works safely with sedans, compact SUVs, and motorcycles when used with a shear jack.

Two Head Options
Choose cross or hexagon 17mm to match your jack setup.

Specifications

  • Item Type: Car Jack Wrench / Tire Tool
  • Material: High-Quality Metal
  • Dimensions: 34 × 2.2 × 1.1 cm / 13.4 × 0.87 × 0.43 in
  • Maximum Vehicle Weight: 2 Tons
  • Head Styles: Cross, Hexagon 17mm

Applications

  • Emergency tire changes on the road
  • Scheduled tire maintenance at home
  • Paired with portable car jacks
  • Sedans, compact SUVs, and motorcycles
  • Emergency roadside kit essential

Package Includes

1 × Car Jack Wrench Ratchet Tool (selected head style)

Notes

  • Due to differences between monitors, actual product color may vary slightly from images. Style is guaranteed as shown.
  • Please allow slight dimensional variation due to manual measurement (±1–3 cm).
  • For vehicles over 2 tons, consult a professional mechanic.

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