Cross Rim Wrench shaft

Safety Precautions

1. Wear Protective Gear
   • Gloves to protect hands from sharp edges and provide better grip.

   • Closed-toe footwear to prevent foot injury in case the tool is dropped.

2. Inspect Before Use
   • Ensure the wrench is not bent, cracked, or damaged, which can lead to slippage or injury.

   • Check the sockets for wear or rounding that could compromise grip on lug nuts.

3. Use Correct Socket Size
   • Match the correct socket to the lug nut to prevent slipping or stripping.

   • Avoid forcing mismatched sockets which may damage the nut or tool.

4. Apply Controlled Force
   • Apply steady, even pressure—avoid jerky movements that may cause loss of balance or knuckle injury.

   • Use body weight wisely rather than excessive arm strength to avoid muscle strain.

5. Secure Vehicle Before Use
   • Ensure the vehicle is on a flat surface with the handbrake engaged.

   • Use wheel chocks or blocks to prevent the vehicle from rolling.

6. Proper Storage
   • Store in a dry, secure area to prevent corrosion and accidental injuries.

   • Keep away from battery terminals or flammable substances.

7. Training for New Users
   • Individuals unfamiliar with manual tire tools should be trained in safe handling and torque application.

8. Do Not Use for Prising or Hammering
   • Only use the wrench for its intended purpose—never as a lever, pry bar, or hammer.