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Rhino ramps at wallyworld or any parts store.

If the space is that tight that you can’t get a wrench on it what do you think will happen when you back it out and can’t get the wrench off? It sounds to me you would be much better off with an open end wrench

Get the part number for it and order it online from one of the few discount dealers.

I have a stainless top on my tool box and it works just fine. You want an indestructible surface. Any metal over wood base then bedliner.

Liability issues run through my mind!

Westling machine for sockets and oem tools 35 wrench rail. You can cut them to custom sizes if you like

https://www.tekton.com/1-2-inch-drive-impact-lug-nut-socket-set-sid92415

this is all you need and is perfect for in the car

i have this one i bought like 2 years ago and have NEVER used it. i thought it was going to be the best thing since sliced bread. well milwaukee electric tools changed that idea. i'd like to do a giveaway but not sure how i want to do it.... lets come up with some fun ideas on how i can run some...

so I have: 1/4 drive 6 point short & long SAE as well as short & long metric 3/8 drive 6 point short & long SAE as well as short & long metric 3/8 drive 6 point long only impact for both SAE & metric 1/2 drive 12 point short & long SAE as well as short & long metric 1/2 drive 6 point long only...

I’m in! This seems like a fun thing.

Fair point..thanks

I really don’t see the big deal about this, but I keep reading over and over how everyone loves it. It doesn’t seem like you can get any leverage on a fastener.

For years was flex head long 3/8 USA Craftsman. Recently upgraded to similar offering from Tekton so i now have 90t vs the 36t i used before flex head and long for leverage and comfort. I like not having to muscle as hard with the length

sunex or gray pneumatic, easily found on amazon.

Fenix is my go to.

Thinking about it you might be able to use an O2 sensor crow foot. Tekton has a 6 point one

Something like this should work if youcan find one that has a 22mm. I am showing this for concept of tool. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Crescent-3-8-in-Drive-Pass-Thru-Adjustable-Wrench-Set-11-Piece-CPTAW8/205642158#product-overview My 22mm scket has the ground down sides and that worked but...

If you had to buy a simple 4 to 5 inch vise today that would be a good value and not super expensive, what would you get? I have a super old 6 inch vise That is like a battle Tank, I will not be getting rid of this one I just want some thing a little bit smaller that I can place somewhere else.

Thanks