Socket for alloy wheels Jonnesway S18A4119 85 mm impact 1/2" drive 19 mm

Impact socket for alloy wheels Jonnesway S18A4119 is a 85 mm long, 1/2" drive socket sized for 19 mm fasteners. Engineered for use with impact wrenches and pneumatic or electric torque tools, this socket provides a direct fit for many passenger vehicle wheel nuts and is intended for wheel maintenance and replacement tasks in garages, workshops and roadside situations. The straight-through profile and length help reach recessed nuts while maintaining compatibility with standard 1/2" drive impact tools.

Advantages

This impact socket is made to withstand repeated use with impact tools and is manufactured from durable alloy steel to resist wear and deformation. Its 85 mm length improves access to wheel nuts recessed behind alloy wheel spokes and brake components. The 1/2" drive interface offers broad compatibility with common impact wrenches and ratchets, and the 19 mm hex size matches a wide range of passenger car wheel fasteners. Surface finishing reduces corrosion and facilitates cleaning after use.

Suitable for

• Replacing and tightening wheel nuts on passenger cars
• Garage and workshop wheel maintenance
• Roadside tyre changes and emergency repairs
• Use with pneumatic or electric impact wrenches

Key specifications

• Socket length: 85 mm
• Drive size: 1/2" (12.7 mm)
• Socket size: 19 mm hex
• Material: alloy steel designed for impact use
• Designed for use with impact wrenches and torque tools

How to use

Select the 19 mm socket for the wheel nuts to be removed or tightened and attach it securely to a compatible 1/2" drive impact wrench or ratchet. Position the socket over the fastener squarely to avoid rounding the nut. When using an impact wrench, apply controlled bursts to loosen or tighten nuts, and finish to the required torque specification with a calibrated torque wrench if precise clamping force is needed. Inspect the socket and fasteners for damage after each use.

Usage recommendations

Use only with tools rated for impact sockets, avoid using a damaged socket, and always verify wheel nut torque with a torque wrench after installation to ensure safe wheel clamping.