Topec5-Piece Heavy Duty Nut Bolt Remover set, 1/2†Drive Impact Extractor Set, Perfect Tool Kit for Removing Stripped, Damaged, Rounded off and Rusted Bolts & Nuts, and Shorter Profile Lug Nuts

I needed this for a rounded over differential filler plug on a 2020 Toyota Tacoma. I tried everything except this including heat. NothingI tapped it on the plug. wrenched it a bit and bam came right out. DIDNT slip whatsoever! The hard part was getting the old plug out of the extractor. A vise and muscle were the trick.

I have an old farm vehicle with way over torqued wheel bolts that had not been removed in 20 years or so. 400 - 500 ft lbs of torque. Corrosion galore. Trying to get the bolts out was a nightmare. Most ended up rounded badly to the point a socket was useless.I was able to remove all the rounded off, over torqued, corroded lug bolts with these bolt extractors. The fact that none snapped off instead of finally letting go is a testament to how well things were made 50 years ago.None of my vehicles ever see a shop. I do all repairs bar none. So naturally I have a large tool chest. These are now a vital part of my collection. These things work.

I was fighting trying to remover a 02 sensor that was so stuck it became rounded off on outside with everything I tried along with heat and sprays as well.I ordered this kit, heated the bolt one more time, tapped the 22mm socket over rounded bolt and with 1/2" breaker bar and some pressure it easily unspun off with hardly any work. To think all I went through prior to buying this scocket kit it was that easy a job with the kit,to remove 02 sensor and finally put new one in its place.

Had to buy a vice to be able to knock out the lug nuts from the extractor, but I was able to use the same extractor on all 4 locking lugs. Saved me $100s!

My youngest son bought a used 2011 Ford 150 EcoBoost and a few pistons were clapping. Before he paid for the truck, he drove it to a local Autozone for testing. The deficiency code came back with failed O2 censor. So he bought the truck, and we bought a new sensor. Removing the old sensor was a nightmare. Due to the complex location, the sensor's tight space, and the inability to gain leverage even with a breaker or cheater bar, the 18-year-old son stripped the sensor. Live and Learn! Nothing worked when we tried heat, ice, and different wrench impact sockets. So finally, I got an on Amazon and overnighted Topen 5-Piece Bolt Remover Set. I arrived on a Monday afternoon, and we immediately got to work. Due to the tight working space, use an air impact wrench instead breaker bar. I grabbed the 7/8-inch bolt remover socket, placed it on the striped sensor, tapped it three times with a 3-pound hammer, connected the air-impact wrench, and backed the stripped bolt out in two minutes. We installed the new sensor within minutes; that was all she wrote.I never leave Amazon product reviews, but this product needs its attention.