Tool Guy Republic Forged Chrome Vanadium Oil Filter Wrench Socket for Toyota, Lexus, Scion, Type Oil Filter Housings - 64mm 14 Flats

I recently purchased the Tool Guy Republic Forged Chrome Vanadium Oil Filter, and let me tell you, it's a game-changer! As a passionate car enthusiast, I always strive to maintain my vehicle in top-notch condition, and this tool has made my oil filter changes a breeze.First and foremost, the build quality is exceptional. The forged chrome vanadium construction instills confidence in its durability and ensures it can withstand the toughest tasks. This tool feels solid in hand and delivers the performance you'd expect from a professional-grade product.What sets this oil filter tool apart is its precise design. It fits snugly around the oil filter, allowing for a secure grip without any slipping or damaging the filter housing. The well-engineered grip surface ensures maximum torque can be applied.

Works on many vehicles eg. Toyota mark x , Hi ace , Voxy , Rav 4 ..etc

Finally, a tool that's both good value and has good build quality. Fits both styles of Toyota oil filter housings.Comparable to the Blue Point/Snap-On version.If you're tired of breaking the cheaper, off-brand tools w/ even cheaper build quality, get this tool.

I had an over-torqued oil filter housing on my Lexus. Could not get it off with the Aluminium "Tab Based" tool. This slots in nicely and allowed me to put a breaker bar on it, and get it loose very easily. Recommended.

This is the second one of this type filter tool that I bought for the shop. It works on every Toyota filter housing, much better than the tools that have the cutouts.I bought this one because I have keep looking for first one I bought. The guys in the shop like using it too so I have to hunt it down whenever I need it.

Great tool, perfect fit for oil filter 2010 Camry LE 2.5 liter engine.

This Socket works excellently for insert type filters, like most Toyotas, with 64mm housings...doesnt stick on to the housing, like every other one I have....lost a few that way... But not quite as good on the self-contained spin-on 64 mm filters...seems just a tad loose, and can slip on a real tight filter. I'm going to try to tighten it up a bit with a laver of electrical tape on the contact surface, since I do more spin-ons, and I think it will still work on the housing-type. It's very heavy duty with a fine finish, and a pleasure to use. I would rather have a 3/8 drive than this 1/2" drive, but it works great with a adapter I have. So, Almost Perfect.

I first tried one of the cheap knockoffs that have the slots for the fins on the assembly. All that succeeded in doing was breaking the fins off my assembly. I upgraded to this tool and it fit perfectly on the 14-sided assembly and I was easily able to crack it loose on the vehicle with no damage to anything. It wasn't cheap, but I love the peace of mind in knowing I have a tool that works as well as the OEM. I wish I would have just bought this one in the first place. Steer clear of the cheaper tools that have the three-plus-three slots in the edge for the fins. The fins are NOT intended to bear the torque of removing the assembly from your vehicle and they will break if given the chance.