Ken Tool
Ken Tool T95A four-way lug wrench with service arm
Four-way lug wrench with service arm fits 13/16 in square and three six-point sockets for buses, tractors and trucks, forged from alloy steel with electrostatic paint and 27 1/2 in overall length
- Four socket sizes cover common heavy-duty lug nuts
- 27 1/2 inch length gives strong leverage for tight wheels
- Alloy steel construction resists wear in shop use
- Electrostatic paint finish protects against corrosion
- Service arm adds extra reach for recessed wheels
Four-way lug wrench for heavy vehicles
The Ken Tool T95A four-way lug wrench with service arm is built for buses, tractors and trucks. It provides four socket heads in one tool so mechanics can tackle common lug-nut sizes on large commercial wheels without switching between separate wrenches.
Sustained torque on big fasteners
The 27 1/2 in overall length gives a long lever arm that multiplies the operator’s force, letting the wrench break loose and tighten large lug nuts repeatedly without the handle flexing or the sockets rounding off under continuous heavy use.
Simple socket engagement, watch the fit
Each 6-point socket slides onto the corresponding nut; the service arm adds a 13/16 in square drive for extra leverage or breaker-bar use. The only common issue is confirming that the four supplied sizes match the specific wheel hardware on the vehicle being serviced.
Highlights
- Four socket sizes cover common heavy-duty lug nuts
- 27 1/2 inch length gives strong leverage for tight wheels
- Alloy steel construction resists wear in shop use
- Electrostatic paint finish protects against corrosion
- Service arm adds extra reach for recessed wheels
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 27 1/2 in length give enough leverage to break stuck lug nuts on heavy trucks without extra effort?
The 27 1/2 in overall length provides significant mechanical advantage for loosening tight lug nuts on buses, tractors and trucks.
What drive size does the 13/16 in square service arm fit so I know if my existing sockets will work?
The 13/16 in square service arm accepts standard 1/2 in drive sockets and extensions for use with the four socket heads.
Will the four 6-point sockets cover the lug sizes on my older fleet that uses 3/4 in and 1 1/4 in fasteners?
Yes, the wrench includes 6-point sockets in 3/4 in, 13/16 in, 1 1/4 in and 1 1/2 in to match common heavy-vehicle lug sizes.
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