dogbreath650
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Putting together a basic toolkit to keep in the truck. On my 2023 do I still need to carry SAE wrenches/sockets or is everything metric by now? Thanks
3/4=19mmI can’t say fir sure, having both is a good strategy though. Many sizes can be close enough to swap out 8mm=5/16 1/2=13mm 3/4=18mm etc. roll around under your truck and test out some random bolts. May be surprised...
I think I used sae on the oem lugnuts?Nothing is imperial unless installed aftermarket. Owning any imperial tools to work on almost any vehicle from the last almost 30 years is pretty close to pointless.
Yep that’s better.3/4=19mm
OEM lugs are 22mm.I think I used sae on the oem lugnuts?
Yep that’s better.
Yes it fits but not aswell as 22mm.I think I used sae on the oem lugnuts?
Yep that’s better.
Im just busting your balls a bit i usually carry a standard set if impact sockets in my truck so thats all i use for wheel changes too but in my defence all my trailers have standard thread lugsOh well I tried
What about 3/8 drive and 1” drive? Cant forget those ones!Funny how Wratchets, Impacts, Torque wrenches, and such still use 1/4 1/2/and 3/4 sizing
1" drive sockets hurt my wallet.What about 3/8 drive and 1” drive? Cant forget those ones!
Yea i have lots of 1” drive not cheap!1" drive sockets hurt my wallet.
FWIW, I carry metric and SAE because 75% of the time I use my tools its on somebody else's rig, not my own.