No more fumbling or struggling during oil changes. This 2-piece set—featuring an oil filter wrench and a magnetic pickup tool—is designed specifically for automotive maintenance. It allows you to easily remove oil filters that are too tight to turn by hand, unscrew oil pan drain plugs, and retrieve screws or parts that have fallen deep into the engine bay. You can perform the entire process without touching the filter or getting oil on your hands; it is safe to use even immediately after turning off a hot engine, making oil changes clean, safe, and effortless.

II. Product Components and Functions

1. Oil Filter Wrench (Pliers-style)

Pliers design with an adjustable jaw opening; fits oil filters across most mainstream vehicle models.

Serrated, non-slip jaws ensure a firm grip without slipping, allowing you to apply steady force even to stubborn filters that won't budge by hand.

Body made of durable No. 45 carbon steel; TPR non-slip handle offers a comfortable, oil-resistant grip for stable leverage.

2. Oil Change Tool (Magnetic Pickup)

Powerful magnet at the tip securely grabs metal screws, washers, and parts.

Flexible steel shaft reaches into narrow, deep crevices within the engine bay.

Rubberized non-slip handle ensures a secure grip.

Typical uses: Handling drain plugs and retrieving screws or metal parts dropped deep into the engine compartment.

III. Key Selling Points

Solves the problem of "stuck filters and hand injuries from slipping": Serrated jaws combined with a long-leverage design make it easy to turn even the tightest filters.

Clean oil changes without getting hands dirty: The entire process is handled via tools, so you don't end up covered in oil and grime.

Safe to use on hot engines: Can be used directly on high-temperature filters and hot oil immediately after the engine is turned off. —No direct hand contact means no risk of burns—the standout advantage of this set.

Retrieve parts instantly without dropping them: the magnetic pickup tool is designed to recover screws and washers that have fallen deep into the engine, eliminating the need for extensive disassembly or tedious searching.

IV. Usage Scenarios

Oil Change & Maintenance

Oil and oil filter changes for passenger cars, SUVs, and pickup trucks

Maintenance for motorcycles, scooters, and electric tricycles

Routine maintenance for diesel engines, generators, lawnmowers, agricultural machinery, and small construction equipment

Oil maintenance for marine engines and outdoor power equipment

Disassembly & Repair

Removing/installing drain plugs and replacing oil pan gaskets

Forceful removal of stuck or overtightened oil filters

Secure tightening when installing new filters

Retrieving and handling parts in tight spaces such as engine bays, undercarriages, and transmission areas

Picking up small metal parts—like screws, washers, nuts, and fuses—that have fallen deep into the engine

V. Precautions

1. If the drain plug is very tight, it is recommended to first loosen it with a socket or wrench before using the oil-change tool to unscrew the rest; this prevents damage to the screw or the tool caused by excessive force. The primary benefit of the oil-change tool is that it eliminates the need to unscrew the plug by hand while it is hot.