THINKWORK Impact Bolt Extractor Set, 13-Piece Bolt & Nut Remover Set, Stripped Bolt Extractor Socket Set, Bolt Extractor Tool Set for Removing Damaged, Frozen, Rusted, Rounded-Off Bolts, Nuts & Screws

Absolutely amazing!! arrived 12am the next day. Removed a lug bolt which recovery services couldn’t remove, and tyre shops wouldn’t even entertain. This product is so effective it took two people with a long bar to remove. Extremely good bit of kit. Now there is one bad thing, the larger sockets should have a 1/2 inch input not the smaller size, as I snapped 3 extensions trying to use this. On the positive side you can put a socket over it, which is what ended up working.

Excellent product good value for money

Great kit. Bought this set because I had 2 caliper carrier bolts that were completely rounded. Worked an absolute charm. Tapped the corresponding socket onto the head of the bolt and set to work undoing it. These things have some seriously good grip strength. I had a socket on the extractor with a long length of scaffold tube for leverage and the extractor held firm allowing the bolt to undo. Did both rounded bolts with absolutely no issues. Would recommend

If you're in a position where you need them, totally invaluable.

Brilliant, had 3 nuts with sheared edges and the tool got them out....

Fantastic. Was sceptical as some reviews said they were soft, but these are tough. Had a 17mm wheel nut that got rounded edges. Nothing else would budge it, but these got a firm grip. One small problem I had was that these are 3/8 socket so had to use an adapter. Bent a couple of rods , but it got the nut out. Garage wanted £75 to do it.

Removed 4x properly seized brake bleed nipples with these, with no hassle. Very happy

I spent days trying to get a bolt out on my 23 year old car. I used penetrating oil, heat, hitting it, the works. The head had rounded completely, and I had no chance of getting the bolt out. In desperation, I ordered a set of these Extractors. I googled and YouTubed extractors, and thought I'd give them a go. I was worried that everyone said you had to hammer these on before trying to turn them, the gap was so tight I could barely get a hammer in there, let alone swing it. I managed to jam the socket on (just) and thought I'd give it a go. The bolt that had been giving me trouble for days, popped undone as if it had only been in hand tight. These things are a lifesaver, should have bought a set years ago.