Oil Filter Strap Wrench King Tony 9AE32-155, 110–155 mm

King Tony Oil Filter Strap Wrench 9AE32-155 is a hand tool engineered to remove and install oil filter housings with diameters from 110 to 155 mm. The tool combines a durable woven strap with a robust handle to deliver secure grip and torque transfer while minimizing surface damage to metal and stamped filter cans. It is intended for automotive maintenance, light commercial vehicles and workshop use where larger-than-standard oil filters are encountered.

Advantages

The strap design conforms to uneven or ribbed filter surfaces and distributes clamping force evenly to reduce the risk of denting or tearing filter cans. The adjustable range from 110 to 155 mm covers many large cartridge and spin-on oil filters found on passenger cars and light trucks. The compact handle and flexible strap allow access in confined engine bays and tight clearances while providing sufficient leverage for loosening seized or tightly fitted filters.

Suitable for

• Removing and installing oil filters with diameters between 110 mm and 155 mm
• Automotive maintenance on passenger cars and light trucks
• Workshop service tasks requiring non-marring grip on filter housings
• Engine service where space is limited and a flexible strap is needed

Key specifications

• Diameter range: 110–155 mm
• Strap material: reinforced woven strap for high friction and durability
• Handle type: fixed hand grip designed for manual leverage
• Application: oil filter housings and spin-on filters with compatible diameters
• Suitable environments: automotive repair shops, mobile mechanics, home garages

How to use

Position the strap around the filter housing and adjust the loop until it fits snugly within the 110–155 mm range. Hold the handle and pull the strap tight so it grips the filter surface; the strap should conform to the profile of the housing. Apply steady torque to the handle in the required direction to loosen or tighten the filter. For stuck filters, apply controlled force and re-seat the strap if slipping occurs to avoid damage to the filter surface.

Usage recommendations

Inspect the strap for wear or fraying before each use and replace if damaged. Clean oil and debris from the strap and handle to maintain grip performance. When working in tight engine compartments, ensure good hand positioning and stable footing to avoid sudden slips. Use appropriate personal protective equipment and follow vehicle manufacturer guidance for oil filter torque values when reinstalling filters.