Crown Automotive-A692N Spindle Nut Socket Driveline and Axles

As others have mentioned, it's not quite accurate to size but, with a little elbow grease, it makes the price point well worth it. I purchased this for Toyota axle spindle nuts and once I ground down the burs and took off a hair of material from the inside using a Dremel, it fit like a glove. The nuts now fit perfect and the socket itself was very sturdy and works exactly as it should for installing and removing the spindle nuts. As long as you know what to expect in advance, If you have access to a Dremel type rotary tool, this is a good value.

Sturdy product. Had to take it down on the inside to bring it to the actual size of 54mm due to the thickness of the paint. Other than that it is a very good product.

Fits my big nutz perfect

Decent formed, powder coated ⅜ drive, steel socket - but expect to do some filing to make it fit. Even with the filing, it's still a good deal. I figure if someone is digging into their front axle, filing it a bit is no biggie.

Fits a 1992 Toyota pickup 4wd except, as stated in previous comments, the inside edge of the socket needs to be filed down in order to fit the wheel bearing nut. I used a metal file but an electric filing tool would work faster.

My 4runner needs this 54mm big fat socket to do the front wheel bearings. This size is like 2 & 1/8" or whatever the standard version is. It ALMOST does NOT fit. I had to hit it up with a hand-file, dremel since it was like nearly exactly perfectly the size of the NUTS on the spindle on the 4runner.The tool was fairly priced. I had to use an adapter, I think it's like 3/4" or 1/2" - whatever it was it did not fit the torque wrench I own. Not a big to-do. If you have a 4runner and need the socket, this actually works to do the job. Stamped steel, not some finely finished product. I'm happy.

Build looks sturdy.Not quite 54mm due to a lip at the edge of the socket.Past that lip reveals a 54.4mm measurement.As others have mentioned, nothing a file, dremel or a grinder of some sort to remedy this.

When I purchased this socket I had read it does not fit without some grinding. It appears the powder coat is too thick and needs to be ground off. Other than that it works fine.