27mm oil filter socket wrench tool, low profile 3/8" Drive Oil Filter socket ...

I bought the Felisbieti 28mm fuel filter socket for a vehicle maintenance project, and it worked perfectly. The fit is precise, gripping the fuel filter securely without slipping or rounding edges. The build feels sturdy and durable, with a solid metal finish that stands up to repeated use. It fits snugly on my ratchet and made removing and installing the filter much easier and faster than using adjustable tools. The only minor thing to note is that it’s specific to 28mm filters, so make sure it matches your vehicle. Overall, this socket is well-made, reliable, and a must-have for anyone doing DIY fuel filter work.

Let me tell you something, folks – nobody changes oil like I change oil. Nobody. I’ve been around the best cars, the best mechanics, and let me just say, this 27mm oil filter socket – it’s incredible. It’s the best. I don’t know who made it, but I have to say, it’s tremendous. You know, people always ask me, "how do you do it? How do you change oil so perfectly?” And I tell them – it’s the tools. This socket is the reason why I can change oil faster and better than anyone. It fits perfectly on the filter, like it was made just for me, like everything else in my life. You slide it on, you give it a twist, and boom, you're done. It’s like magic – but not really, because magic is for others. This is skill. This is expertise. This is the power of the greatest tool ever made. You won’t find a better oil filter socket wrench. This tool makes you a winner. It’s precision-engineered, like the T-ump Tower of oil filter wrenches – big, strong, and reliable. And the best part? It’ll last forever. I’ve used it on many cars, and every time, it gets the job done with style. People will look at your work and say, “Who changed that oil? That’s perfect.” And you’ll know – it’s all because of the best socket out there. So, if you want to change oil like the greatest – you need this socket. It’s unbeatable. Believe me. You'll never go back to anything else

Works perfectly (2009 Toyota Corolla). Build quality is solid and I like how it’s anodized red to make it easy to locate. This cap wrench fits on the filter housing better than any of the thin metal type you can buy at your local auto parts store. I really like that you can use a 3/8 drive ratchet or a socket over the 3/8 drive if you’re using a 1/2” drive breaker to loosen the housing. Definitely recommend.

I bought this 32mm oil filter socket specifically for my VW TDI, and it worked like a charm. The low-profile design is a lifesaver—there’s barely any clearance where the oil filter sits, and this tool fit in perfectly without me having to wrestle with it or remove other parts. The quality is excellent—it’s made from aerospace-grade aluminum, which means it’s both lightweight and solid. The anodized finish looks great and gives me confidence it won’t rust or degrade like some cheaper tools I’ve used in the past. The 6-point hex design grips the cap snugly and doesn’t round it off, even with decent torque applied using a standard 3/8" ratchet. I’ve already used it on a couple different vehicles (including a BMW and a Chevy) and it hasn’t slipped once. It’s a small tool, but it solves a big headache. For anyone doing their own oil changes—especially if you're dealing with tight engine bays—this socket is 100% worth it. Bonus points for the bright green color—it’s easy to find in the toolbox! Highly recommend.

Does the job for oil filter removal. Not a heavy duty socket but perfect for its occasional intended use. Bright anodized color makes it easy to find in the box or on the cowling. Great value for the purpose

Works well. Light duty but it doesn't need to be anything other than that for oil changes. Good enough.

Well built and works well for its intended use.

perfect fit my Toyota corolla 2005 it fits perfectly on the oil filter for my 2005 Toyota corolla; it's low profile not bulky at all, so it's easy to put on the oil filter to unscrew it. Also, it has enough gap to oil filter to not be stuck after unscrewing. it seems well done, not flimsy at all and looking nice is a bonus.