Milwaukee 1/2 Drive Deep Lug Nut Socket 49-66-7814 Impact

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  • Professional 1/2" drive deep socket for lug nuts with 6-point design and impact-rated construction
  • New condition - Milwaukee 49-66-7814 chrome vanadium steel for automotive wheel service

Tackle lug nut removal and wheel service with confidence using the Milwaukee 49-66-7814 deep socket, a professional-grade tool engineered specifically for automotive technicians, mechanics, and serious DIYers. This 1/2-inch drive deep socket features impact-rated construction that withstands the extreme torque and repetitive impacts generated by pneumatic and cordless impact wrenches, making it the ideal choice for tire changes, brake service, and wheel maintenance. The 6-point design grips fasteners on all six sides, distributing force evenly to prevent rounding and stripping of lug nuts—a critical feature when working with corroded or over-torqued fasteners. Constructed from premium chrome vanadium steel, this socket delivers exceptional strength, durability, and wear resistance that stands up to daily professional use in demanding shop environments. The deep-wall design provides extended reach to access recessed lug nuts commonly found on trucks, SUVs, and vehicles with aftermarket wheels, while the precision-machined interior ensures a secure, wobble-free fit. Whether you're a professional technician performing dozens of tire rotations daily or a DIY enthusiast maintaining your own vehicles, this Milwaukee socket delivers the reliability and performance you need to get the job done right, every time.

  • SKU: NEW P121 1389
  • Condition: New
  • Brand: Milwaukee
  • Model: 49-66-7814
  • Drive Size: 1/2 inch
  • Socket Type: Deep socket (extended reach)
  • Point Design: 6-point (hex)
  • Material: Chrome vanadium steel
  • Impact Rating: Yes - designed for impact wrenches
  • Finish: Chrome plated for corrosion resistance
  • Applications: Lug nut removal, wheel service, tire changes, brake service
  • Compatibility: Works with 1/2" drive ratchets, breaker bars, and impact wrenches
  • Design: Deep-wall for recessed lug nuts
  • Durability: Professional-grade construction for heavy-duty use
  • User Level: Professional mechanics, automotive technicians, DIY enthusiasts
  • UPC: 045242527632
  • 1x Milwaukee 49-66-7814 deep socket (1/2" drive)
  • Note: Impact wrench, ratchet, and other tools NOT included

Q: What size lug nuts does this socket fit?
A: The specific socket size (e.g., 19mm, 21mm, 13/16", etc.) should be marked on the socket itself. Check the product packaging or the socket's stamped markings to confirm the exact size. Milwaukee offers this deep socket design in multiple sizes to fit different vehicle lug nut specifications. Measure your lug nuts or consult your vehicle's manual to determine the correct size needed.

Q: Can I use this socket with a cordless impact wrench?
A: Absolutely! This socket is impact-rated and specifically designed to handle the high torque and repetitive impacts from both pneumatic (air-powered) and cordless electric impact wrenches. The chrome vanadium steel construction and impact-rated design prevent cracking or shattering that can occur when using regular chrome sockets with impact tools.

Q: What's the difference between a deep socket and a standard socket?
A: Deep sockets have extended walls that provide greater reach, making them ideal for accessing recessed fasteners like lug nuts on vehicles with aftermarket wheels, trucks, or SUVs where the lug nut sits deeper in the wheel. Standard (shallow) sockets work fine for flush-mounted fasteners but won't reach recessed nuts. Deep sockets are essential for professional wheel service.

Q: Why is 6-point better than 12-point for lug nuts?
A: 6-point sockets grip the flat sides of hex fasteners, distributing force across a larger contact area and reducing the risk of rounding corners—especially important with corroded, rusted, or over-torqued lug nuts. While 12-point sockets offer easier alignment, they contact fasteners at the corners where rounding is more likely. For high-torque applications like lug nuts, 6-point is the professional choice.