Lisle 57520 Serpentine Belt Tool Socket Set, Heat Treated Alloy Steel, with Vinyl Holder, 8 Piece Set
- The Lisle 57520 Serpentine Belt Tool Socket Set includes eight heat treated alloy steel sockets designed to work with Lisle serpentine belt tensioner tools, including part numbers 59800 and 59000. The sockets are neatly organized in a durable vinyl holder for convenient storage and quick access.
- Features:
- Eight specialized sockets made from heat treated alloy steel for strength and durability.
- Compatible with Lisle serpentine belt tensioner tools 59800 and 59000.
- Vinyl holder keeps sockets organized and ready for use.
- Engineered for professional automotive service environments.
- Includes:
- Eight serpentine belt tool sockets
- One vinyl holder
- Specifications:
- Manufacturer: Lisle
- Part Number: 57520
- Material: Heat treated alloy steel
- Compatible Tools: Lisle serpentine belt tensioner tools 59800 and 59000
- Component Type: Serpentine belt tensioner tool sockets
- Quantity: Eight sockets plus one vinyl holder
- Packaging: Vinyl holder for secure and organized storage
- Application: Designed for servicing serpentine belt systems and tensioners
- The Lisle 57520 Serpentine Belt Tool Socket Set is also known as serpentine belt socket kit, serpentine tensioner socket set, Lisle serp belt tool sockets, automotive serp belt service sockets, and serpentine belt accessory socket set.
Lisle Corporation manufactures premium specialty automotive tools. The 57520 socket set provides technicians with the correct sockets to efficiently service serpentine belt tensioners, with durable construction and organized storage for everyday shop use.
Q: How many pieces are included in this set?
A: The set includes eight heat treated alloy steel sockets and one vinyl holder for organized storage.
Q: Which Lisle tools are compatible with this socket set?
A: The sockets are designed to work with Lisle serpentine belt tensioner tools, specifically part numbers 59800 and 59000.
Q: What material are the sockets made of?
A: The sockets are constructed from heat treated alloy steel for durability and long service life in demanding automotive applications.
