The C8 Non-Marring Deep Lug Nut Removal Socket is an essential tool for Corvette owners who demand precision and protection when working on their wheels. Designed specifically for 2020+ C8 Corvettes, this socket allows you to remove lug nuts safely without scratching or damaging your factory wheels.
Crafted from durable chrome-moly steel, it’s built to handle repeated use while maintaining the strength Corvette enthusiasts expect. The hollow core design accommodates longer lug nuts, making it the perfect choice for both routine maintenance and performance upgrades.
Whether you’re rotating tires, swapping wheels, or working in the garage, this non-marring socket delivers the confidence and care your Corvette deserves.
Features:
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1/2 inch drive socket
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Manufactured from chrome-moly steel
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Non-marring design to protect wheels
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Hollow core for longer lug nuts
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Engineered to meet or exceed OEM specifications
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Socket wrench not included
Fits:
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2020–2024 C8 Corvettes
Reference Part Number: Mods #26945
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