Facom MOD.208 8 Piece Wheel Nut Tool Kit in Module Tray
£435.95 at Tooled Up · 11% below amazon price £491.35
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The Facom MOD.208 is an 8-piece wheel nut tool kit designed for accurate torquing of wheel nuts during vehicle repairs and tyre changes.
Packaged in a Facom PL.337 module tray, this kit provides the essential tools for safe wheel nut removal and installation.
The tray format keeps everything organised and slots neatly into a tool chest or cabinet drawer for tidy, accessible storage.
The kit covers the most common wheel nut sizes — 17mm, 19mm, and 21mm — with both standard hexagon sockets and deep impact-rated equivalents included.
This dual provision makes the kit suitable for use with both ha
Packaged in a Facom PL.337 module tray, this kit provides the essential tools for safe wheel nut removal and installation.
The tray format keeps everything organised and slots neatly into a tool chest or cabinet drawer for tidy, accessible storage.
The kit covers the most common wheel nut sizes — 17mm, 19mm, and 21mm — with both standard hexagon sockets and deep impact-rated equivalents included.
This dual provision makes the kit suitable for use with both ha
EAN 3148517320680 · Facom. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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