Wheel wrench JOBIprofi model 16668, DIN899, sizes 24 mm / 27 mm / 30 mm, 3/4" drive

Wheel wrench JOBIprofi model 16668 is a hand tool designed to loosen and tighten automotive wheel nuts with a correct hex fit. Manufactured to DIN 899 standards, this wheel wrench includes three fixed socket sizes — 24 mm, 27 mm and 30 mm — and is compatible with a 3/4" drive. The tool is intended for use in vehicle wheel maintenance tasks carried out in garages, tyre shops or for roadside repairs where secure engagement with wheel nuts is required.

Advantages

The JOBIprofi 16668 wheel wrench offers precise correspondence to standard hex nut dimensions, reducing the risk of rounding or slippage during use. Compliance with DIN 899 ensures consistent geometry and strength characteristics appropriate for wheel-service applications. The inclusion of three commonly used socket sizes in one tool simplifies equipment needs and reduces the number of separate sockets required. The 3/4" drive compatibility allows integration with standard breakers, torque tools and extension bars used in professional workshops.

Suitable for

• Loosening and tightening passenger vehicle wheel nuts
• Professional tyre and wheel service in garages and tyre shops
• Roadside wheel changes and emergency repairs
• Integration with breakers, torque wrenches and extension bars using a 3/4" drive

Key specifications

• Standard: DIN 899
• Socket sizes: 24 mm, 27 mm, 30 mm
• Drive type: 3/4"
• Application: wheel nuts (hexagonal)

How to use

Select the socket size that matches the wheel nut (24 mm, 27 mm or 30 mm) and fit it squarely onto the nut’s hex profile to ensure full contact. Attach the wheel wrench to a compatible 3/4" drive tool such as a breaker bar, torque wrench or extension. Apply controlled turning force appropriate to the vehicle manufacturer’s specified torque when tightening, or use steady, even force when loosening. After use, inspect the wrench for any visible wear or deformation and store it in a dry place to prevent corrosion.

Usage recommendations

Use a calibrated torque wrench and follow vehicle torque specifications when tightening wheel nuts; avoid overtightening. For loosening stubborn nuts, use a suitable breaker bar with the 3/4" drive rather than applying excessive force directly to the hand tool. Regularly check the condition of the tool and replace it if signs of cracking, rounding or permanent deformation appear.