Teng 5pc Auto Wheel Tool Set W/Skts - TEX-Tray Head Screws S/T Designed and manufactured to DIN3113A CAM-VW1-RT

Name: Teng 5pc Auto Wheel Tool Set W/Skts - TEX-Tray Head Screws S/T Designed and manufactured to DIN3113A CAM-VW1-RT
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 27814807874
Price: 120.17 USD
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Teng 5pc Auto Wheel Tool Set W Skts TEX Tray Head Screws S T Designed and manufactured to DIN3113A CAM VW1 RT Designed and manufactured to DIN3113A Block Length: 2 inch (50mm) Block Width: 1 1 2 inch (37mm) Block Height: 1 1 2 inch (37mm) Width of Small Vee: 1 2 inch (13mm) Width of Large Vee: 1 3 32 inch (28mm) Clamping Capacity: 1 1 2 inch (37mm) TEXW05 5pc Automotive Wheel Tool Set W Sockets TEX Tray™ TC Tray™ Modular System GET ORGANISED WITH TENG Tray Size: 560 x 110 x 40mm 5 piece set containing 3 deep wheel nut impact sockets with protective outers

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