Innovant Adjustable 3 Jaw Oil Filter Wrench Tool Best for Removing Motorcycles Cars Trucks & Heavy Duty Oil Filters Fits Diameters 2 1/8-4 1/2 Inches Fits ⅜ and ½ inch Drive
Brand: Innovant

Imagine being able to reach even the craziest positioned oil filter on a foreign car or truck like a Toyota, Subaru, or honda with ease. Those dang tight spots aren't an issue anymore. We know manufacturers put these things in the worst places sometimes but that doesn't have to stop you. Now (as long as you have a ⅜ or ½ ratchet, or can borrow one from a friend) you can effortlessly take off filters ranging from 2 ¾ inches to 4 inches in diameter. If the filter is accessed from below, use jack stands or a vehicle ramp to be safe. Use a good funnel into a drain pan to catch all the used oil. Remember, once you easily take the filter off, make sure the oil filter ring comes off too and install the new filter and ring by hand only. You don't want to over-tighten the new filter by using a wrench. The wrench is designed to increase the grip the more pressure you put on the wrench. If there is a lot of oil or grease on the filter, you may want to use some grip tape or foam to increase the grip.

Your PRAYERS HAVE BEEN ANSWERED. This filter wrench will do the trick in SECONDS. You’ll literally shed a tear as you see how effortlessly this thing will remove your filter.
If you've ever had to change the oil in a Subaru, you know just how difficult the filter can be to remove with the exhaust manifold in the way. With this handy tool you just attach it to a 3/8" extension and ratchet and you can say goodbye to burnt knuckles for good.
This is a very high quality wrench made of very sturdy steel. It is compact and fits in tight spaces. All you need to do is attach it to a socket wrench, put it over the oil filter and turn. It grips the oil filter very well. I'm confident that this could be the last oil filter wrench you ever need to buy.
Very easy to use and it can get off the most stubborn and "welded" on oil filters.
If you purchased this for small engines; the filter is generally in tight quarters and so there's no way to grip the filter. Since this grips the top of the filter, it will go on virtually anywhere.