What Size Socket is Used for Small Car Tire Bolts?

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OmarFitz
07/30/25 5:44am
Tire bolt models commonly correspond to socket sizes such as 17, 19, 21, and 23. Different tire models and vehicles have different tire bolts, so the specific size depends on the configuration. Wheel fixing bolts: These directly secure the wheel hub with bolts. The drawback is that if the bolt head is not protected, it is prone to rust (hence Volkswagen adds black plastic covers, and models like the 307 and 206 have chrome-plated bolt covers for both aesthetics and protection). The advantage is easy replacement. Socket wrenches, generally referred to as sockets, consist of multiple sockets with hexagonal or dodecagonal holes, along with handles, extension rods, and other accessories. They are particularly suitable for tightening bolts or nuts in very tight or deeply recessed spaces. Sockets come in metric and imperial sizes. Although the internal recess shape is the same, the outer diameter and length are designed according to the shape and size of the corresponding equipment. There are no national unified standards, so socket designs are relatively flexible to meet general needs.
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