Customer Reviews for VEVOR Torque Multiplier, Heavy Duty Torque Multiplier Wrench Set, 1 Inch Drive Lug Nut Wrench Torque Multiplier, 1:58 4800N.m Lug Nut Remover, with 4 Sockets and Storage Case for Truck Trailer RV

Jedna z tych rzeczy bez której da się żyć, ale poco :-), troche toporne wykonanie

Too clunky for my project but idea is sound. Handle and extensions don't stay on and it's heavy, but easy to use. It does have a lot of torque, but if it flips, you'll feel it when it smacks you in the knee. For what it is, it's great, but could use some improvement for ergonomics.

Il corpo centrale non sembra male, sono rimasto un po' deluso Lalla manopola sembra molto debole

You can tell it’s a generic brand but works well and as it should . It takes off semi tires/ rims ( loosen lug nuts) with ease!!!

Doet perfect waar het voor bedoelt is. Wielmoeren van vrachtwagen verwijderen zonder problemen of veel kracht.

Just really easy to use, first job was taking out a sideloader axle nuts. Its really great for the price we pay

Toke long than expected to recieve but did do the job and was easy to use

Appareil lourd à manipuler et pas facile à utiliser car beaucoup de jeu dans les piéces. Semble robuste sauf la rallonge qui permet de serrer manuellemen et qui est en alliage creux et se tord sans même forcer beaucoup. C' est dommage

E pedido pero no me llegó

My first ever poor review on Vevor. This tool may work for smaller vehicles, I don't know. I purchased it to remove tight lugnuts on my dump truck. It in no way at all is equiped for that task. I actually watched a video on YT about this actual tool and it was rated as very poor. And to be totally honest, I think this thing is extremely dangerous to use for heavy duty applications like mine. I wound this thing so tight I was afraid it would explode in my face. And heaven help me if I lost my grip on this crank when it was all wound up. There is so much kenetic energy that builds during the process that if you were to let go of the handle it would certainly break your wrists when it unwound. There would be no way you could get your hands or face out of the way fast enough to avoid it. I say face because you're down there close to the tool, using all your force to keep winding it up. And the more you wind the harder it gets and the more energy gets stored. The bottom line is this tool didn't even come close to getting those lugnuts loosened so I'm returning it.