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This clamp style works the best. The wrap around design would be tough the use! https://suspensionmaxx.com/product/2011-super-t-maxx-torsion-bar-unloading-installation-tool/ I rented a similar one from the local parts location (Canadian Tire) and in the end it doesn't cost anything because you return it and get a full refund, sort of like a tool exchange program. The tires are Falken AT4W's I got the dealer to put them on the truck when we bought it. The truck had ~25k miles on it and the Michelins were worn and looked tiny on the truck. Here is a pic of it at the dealership just before we bought it. -
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By richard wysong · Posted
What in the world would you need 10mm "emergency" sockets for? All my vehicles have complete socket sets in them already and even doing high-way assistance a 10mm socket is not frequently used, more often a combo box/open end wrench
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