Impact Socket Set Asta 10 pcs for Alloy Wheels (A-WN1210)

Asta impact socket set, 10 pieces, designed specifically for alloy (aluminum) wheels provides a complete selection of metric impact sockets for wheel nut removal and fastening. Manufactured for use with impact wrenches and pneumatic tools, this set is intended for routine servicing of passenger vehicles where durable, impact-rated sockets are required. The kit covers common wheel nut sizes, enabling safe contact with alloy wheel fasteners without damaging the nut profile when used with appropriate torque settings and correct tools.

Advantages

The sockets are produced to handle repeated impact loading and resist chipping or cracking under high torque. Hardened steel construction and a finish suitable for workshop environments deliver long service life and reliable performance with impact drivers. The 10-piece assortment reduces the need to change sets for different vehicles and helps maintain workflow efficiency in both professional garages and home workshops.

Suitable for

• Removing and tightening wheel nuts on passenger cars with alloy (aluminum) wheels
• Use with electric or pneumatic impact wrenches and impact drivers
• Automotive maintenance and tyre change services in garages and service stations
• DIY vehicle maintenance where impact-rated sockets are recommended

Key specifications

• Set composition: 10 metric impact sockets for alloy wheels
• Tool compatibility: designed for use with impact wrenches and pneumatic tools
• Material: hardened impact-grade steel suitable for high-torque applications
• Finish: protective workshop finish to resist corrosion and wear
• Drive type: impact square drive (sized for common impact tools)

How to use

Select the socket that fits the wheel nut snugly to avoid rounding the nut profile. Attach the socket securely to a compatible impact wrench or driver, ensure the tool's drive and torque settings are appropriate for the vehicle manufacturer’s recommended wheel nut torque, and operate the tool in short bursts to control torque application. After use, inspect sockets for signs of wear or damage and store them in a tool case or rack to protect the drive and socket openings.

Usage recommendations

Always follow vehicle manufacturer torque specifications and use a calibrated torque wrench to perform final tightening after initial seating with an impact wrench. Do not use damaged or deformed sockets; replace any socket that shows cracks, excessive rounding, or compromised drive connection. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when operating impact tools.