CDW-10A STIFF Wedge Kit with Case

This kit contains the popular Next Generation Car Door STIFF Air Wedge and Probe and Prod Kit.

Purchased seperately these items would cost $79.85!

CDW-10A: We are proud to introduce our newest Air Wedge!! On top of the impressive improvements our #10 model brought to the market, the new 10A model has a hard STIFF Plastic insert inside the wedge! This makes the wedge a breeze to insert in door. The wedge also has a new rough exterior to help prevent slippage. Unlike the other air wedges on the market our BROCKHAGE air wedge does not leak!! This has to be the absolute BEST Air Wedge on the market!!

Air Wedges are used between a car door and the door frame. This wedge allows the user to create a space between the door and frame so a probe can be used to unlock the door via the interior unlock button or lever. The tool is also commonly used as a spacer when installing interior doors.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Wedge Size:   6.75" x 5.75" (air wedge portion only)

Black Tip Thick Probe/Grab:   33.5" in length
Long Reach Tool:   76" in length (consists of (3) screw together rods)
Grap Tool: 23.5" in length
Tough Nylon Case w/side pocket (34" in length)

~~REG. PRICE: $69.95~~
OUR PRICE: $64.95
YOU SAVE: $5.00 (7%)

In Stock for Immediate Delivery

COMMON QUESTION ABOUT THIS KIT:

1- Is this the only kit I will likely ever need to offer car opening to my customers?

A- It is an excellent starter kit, but eventually you should plan to add a larger variety of tools to your collection. Other kits offer such varied tools as "under-the-glass" models, "slim jim" types, and tools designed for specific vehicle models, whereas this kit focuses on the use of long-reach, inside-the-car, and probing methods.

2- Can I return this kit if I'm not able to make it work?

A- Because ALL car opening kits require some level of skill to make them work, and because those we sell are all proven designs used for decades by professionals as opposed to something "new" or "experimental", we do not accept returns for any reason other than if a tool within a kit can be shown to be defective. Car opening tools are extremely simple items, generally only steel rods bent in various shapes. While simple in design, they do require practice, patience and experience to develop any level of skill. It's similar to lock picking tools . . . if you can't make them work, it's very likely due to your own lack of skill, which WILL improve if you keep working with them.