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A. It is a hub nut socket for Mercedes applications, shaped to engage twelve-tooth hub nuts used on specific Mercedes axles.
A. It has twelve teeth with an approximate tooth width of 8 mm and an inner diameter of about 90 mm.
A. It matches the nut profile precisely, helping prevent rounding or slippage that can occur with unsuitable generic sockets.
A. It is commonly used during hub and bearing service, axle repairs and brake work where the Mercedes hub nut must be removed or tightened.
A. Align the socket carefully so all twelve teeth engage fully with the nut, then apply torque smoothly.
A. Yes, provided the drive size and torque rating of the tools match the socket and manufacturer recommendations.
A. Correct engagement allows accurate torque application to the hub nut, supporting proper bearing adjustment and long-term reliability.
A. Check the teeth for wear or cracking and ensure the drive end is undamaged so torque transfer remains safe.
A. Yes, it is designed for professional service environments and can be carried in mobile tool kits.
A. Wipe off debris, lightly oil exposed metal to resist corrosion and store it with other axle service sockets."
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