LEXIVON Torx Bit Socket Set, Premium S2 Alloy Steel | 13-Piece Star T8 - T60 Set | Enhanced Storage Case (LX-143)

Yes, when the fastener requires an included solid Torx size, the drive tool fits and the service torque is suitable. A bicycle name alone does not confirm fit for every screw.

Use LX-143 only when the seat-belt screw requires an included solid Torx size. Check the exact T-size, drive access and vehicle service instructions for the required tightening torque.

1/4 inch: T8, T10, T15, T20, T25, T27, T30; 3/8 inch: T40, T45, T47, T50, T55; 1/2 inch: T60.

LX-143 uses solid Torx bits. Choose the matching security format, such as LX-146, when the Torx screw has a center pin.

Yes. T47 is listed on a 3/8-inch square drive between T45 and T50. Its presence does not imply that every Torx number from T8 through T60 is included.

T8, T10, T15, T20, T25, T27 and T30 use 1/4-inch square drives. A buyer using only a 3/8-inch ratchet needs the correctly rated connection to those smaller pieces.

T60 is the sole LX-143 piece listed with a 1/2-inch square drive. T40 through T55 use 3/8-inch drives, so the larger wrench does not attach directly to all thirteen pieces.

Use LX-143 with suitable manual torque tools. If the service procedure calls for a powered impact wrench, choose accessories explicitly rated for that tool; a stuck screw does not establish impact suitability.

Precision-chamfered bit ends and CNC manufacture help insertion. They do not mean LX-143 can repair a stripped screw or fit a center-pin security recess.

No. T55 is in the 3/8-inch drive group; T60 uses 1/2 inch. Check the drive tool when moving between those adjacent sizes instead of assuming the larger Torx number has the same connection.

Check the office-chair recess depth and surrounding space before choosing the T60 socket. T60 has a 1/2-inch square drive, but that connection does not guarantee clearance for the assembled socket and tool.

Keep the case upright and return each solid Torx size to its marked slot. Check that the pieces are secure before carrying it; inverted retention is not guaranteed.

LX-143 has 13 solid Torx bits from T8 to T60. LX-146 has 13 security Torx bits from T8H to T60H with center holes for matching security fasteners. Choose by whether the fastener has a center pin.

Yes, those sizes are part of the thirteen solid Torx bit sockets. Their square drives are 1/4 inch for T8 and T30 and 1/2 inch for T60; the carry case is included, but a ratchet is not listed.

Lifetime coverage when you register online within 90 days of purchase; 12 months standard without registration. Commercial use has 12 months of coverage and cannot be extended; industrial use is not covered. Coverage is for defects in materials and workmanship, excluding normal wear, misuse, modification and non-original parts.

LX-148 adds twelve E-Torx sockets from E4 to E22 to thirteen solid Torx bit sockets. LX-143 supplies only the solid recessed-Torx format, so it does not replace an E-Torx socket for an external bolt head.

The solid Torx bits are not sold individually. Ask Lexivon about the exact LX-143 T-size you need; no standalone T47 ordering code or ongoing spare stock is established.

Use LX-143 as the model number in place of the missing serial number when completing registration. Keep your proof of purchase; contact Lexivon if the form still will not accept the details. Register within 90 days of purchase for lifetime coverage.

Read the T-number for the screw first, then the square-drive group for the ratchet. A T30 tip fits a matching Torx recess but uses a 1/4-inch drive; T40 fits another recess and requires 3/8 inch.

Stop using the damaged piece and contact Lexivon with the model, issue description and clear photos. A break alone does not establish a covered defect; Lexivon assesses warranty eligibility.

No. T35 is not in the published LX-143 list. If a listed piece is actually absent, photograph its marked slot and report that specific T-size; an unlisted intermediate number is not a missing part.

Use a matching security bit rather than forcing a solid Torx tip onto the pin. LX-146 lists the corresponding H security sizes; LX-143's solid tips do not establish that center-pin fit.

No. Use it for fastening with a suitable drive tool. Do not use a socket as a hammer, chisel or for other non-fastening tasks.

No. Coverage excludes normal wear, misuse, modification and damage from non-original parts. Commercial use is limited to 12 months without extension; industrial use is excluded. Torque-wrench recalibration is also excluded.