OSOF 14mm & 16mm Spark Plug Socket Thin Wall 12-Point Removal Tool 3/8 inch Square Drive Set

I have owned a 2010 Suzuki Kizashi for several years and continue with all the regular maintenance. I have found that many items on my car won't work with regular tools, sockets, etc. I attempted to change the spark plugs and sure enough my socket was too wide to complete the project. I found a Suzuki Specific socket for around $50 and after looking for a short time I found these sockets and the 16mm worked. It was snug on the plug and easily removed the plug when completely spun out. It took roughly 4 days to arrive at my address but with the Pandemic delaying deliveries I was not disappointed. This socket set saved me a good bit of money and worked very well. I would buy again.

I bought this tool to change out the spark plugs on my 2015 Nissan Murano. Having this socket made the spark plug change flawless.

Works perfect, I just needed the 14 mm but I bought the set and tried it it works perfect I believe it's of strong quality but my spark plug was not super tight I wish I could give it a five but I have not tested it on a super tight spark plug yet

I work on cars. Been doing it for 50+ years. Went to pull a plug on my 2008 Cooper S and no socket I owned would fit. Researched online and EVERYWHERE I looked said that a 14 mm 12 pt thin wall socket was needed, so I bought one here. Didn't fit - wtf??? Looked back on Amazon and noticed some sellers offered 14mm and 16mm as a pair. Bought this and you guessed it, the 16mm worked. And the price was lower than the first one I bought. Save yourself from frustration - buy these!

Work well. Good price.

The media could not be loaded. Nice quality ..Perfect for Spark plug for 2017 NISSAN ROGUE SPORT SL

These are nice sockets. They are thin wall and hold the plugs well. They are not magnetic but they have tabs inside that hold plugs well without any issues. I used on 2011 328xi, no problems. Good product. The 16mm is for N51/52 engines.

The 16mm socket was perfect for removing 2002 Honda CR-V spark plugs. The thin wall construction was needed due to the CR-V head design and the tubes in the valve cover.The fingers in the socket held the plugs as expected. There were no problems with the socket.The socket was sturdy enough to torque the new plugs. This is not surprising since the torque is only 13 ft-lbs. But it is worth mentioning because of the thin wall construction.