Product details
HOCHSTE telescopic lug wrench – extendable wheel brace with 17/19/21/23mm sockets
Every motorist ought to have a decent wheel wrench in the boot, the sort that won’t let you down when things go pear-shaped. The HOCHSTE telescopic lug wrench is just that — simple, sturdy and dead practical. It stretches from 380mm to 530mm, so you get proper leverage on stubborn wheel nuts — handy if a nut’s been on for years or after a long run on the motorway.
Built for everyday use
The bar is chrome-plated carbon steel for strength and rust resistance, and the set includes two double-ended chrome vanadium sockets covering 17/19mm and 21/23mm — that’ll fit most cars and many small vans, so no faffing about hunting for the right size. The handle has a tough, non-slip rubber grip, making it much easier to use in the wet or with cold hands.
Why this makes life easier
- When a tyre blows or you’re by the side of the road, the last thing you need is a flimsy tool — this is heavy-duty enough to loosen tight nuts without bending.
- The telescopic handle gives extra leverage but collapses small, so it won’t hog space in the boot.
- Double-ended sockets mean fewer bits to misplace and quicker wheel changes, whether you’re roadside or in the driveway.
Practical details and typical uses
Keep it in the boot for emergencies, tuck it in a small toolbox for DIY wheel jobs, or pop it in a roadside kit for peace of mind. It’s brilliant when a nut’s been over-tightened or rusted on. One thing to note: this is a manual wrench, not an impact tool — so it’s not the answer for severely seized bolts that need heat or a proper breaker bar. For everyday tyre changes and routine wheel maintenance, though, it’s spot on.
What’s included and specs
- 1 telescopic lug wrench, extends 380–530mm.
- 2 double-ended chrome vanadium sockets: 17/19mm and 21/23mm.
- Chrome-plated carbon steel body with a non-slip rubber handle.
- Item weight approx. 1.09 kg; finish silver and black.
If you’re wondering whether it’ll fit your wheels — if your wheel nuts are 17, 19, 21 or 23mm, you’re good to go. If they’re especially rusty or over-torqued, you might need a longer breaker bar or a pro to have a look. Otherwise, this is a straightforward, reliable bit of kit that saves time and hassle — a proper bonus if you’re changing a tyre in poor weather or late at night.




