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The CTA Tools 4218 Mercedes Lug Nut Socket is a 17mm, 6-point flower design socket engineered for 2009 and newer Mercedes lug bolts. Compatible with 1/2-inch square drives, it meets CTA’s high-quality standards, delivering durability and precision for professional and enthusiast mechanics alike.
| Manufacturer | CTA |
| Brand | CTA Tools |
| Model | 4218 |
| Item Weight | 7.8 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 1.5 x 2 x 6 inches |
| Item model number | 4218 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 4218 |
E**K
Works great!
It was tight going on the first lug nut, but once I got some of the finish off the inside of the socket from the first one, I could easily put it on and take it off each lug nut without any problem. I have a 2014 GLK350 4Matic SUV with the standard "flower" shaped lug nut.
T**G
good quality
The quality is good. Used it to install some lug nuts on my Merc and it worked perfect.
L**N
Fits well
Good product
D**L
Fits but have to wiggle on/off
Knocked off a star because it doesn't go on or come off very easily. Makes it too easy to knick the rims with it when it finally comes off. Is it really that hard to make a socket that fits the way it's supposed to??
D**R
May not fit all the lug nuts
So this is used on a GL550 2105. It is basically a 17mm socket. However, it did not fit all of my lug nuts on my truck for whatever reason. I used a 18mm socket to finish the job. Maybe just an anomally.
C**G
Great quality product for MBZ flower bolts
Great quality product for MBZ "flower" wheel bolts
S**G
Great tool to protect the wheels and wheel lug bolts
A shop once damaged the lug bolts attempting to remove a wheel on a Mercedes ML63 with a regular socket. The chrome cover came off, and the head started to strip. This was a problem since re-installing the bolt would cause more damage and replacing it again would cause a bigger headache. Thankfully I had a spare bolt with me. This is why I bought this socket to avoid all the hassle next time. I did not use it now, but I tested the fit and it is great.
G**L
Do yourself a favor, buy an extra!!
got into a jam with my mercedes ml350 Because the last person who changed my tires did not put the tool back in my car so when I bought new tires from a national chain, the person who installed them used another tool instead and ended up stripping all of them. I bought a couple of these just to make sure that never happens again...... $350 to replace all the bolts
