Access Tools Quick Max Long Reach Tool lockout kit
Pre-bent long reach tool unlocks vehicle doors during lockout situations
- Professional lockout access with the Quick Max long reach tool
- Pre-bent design enables precise vehicle entry without damage
- California Proposition 65 warning discloses chemical exposure risks
- Durable construction from IBR Tools for reliable automotive use
- Ready-to-use kit simplifies emergency lockout situations
Quick Max Long Reach Tool
The Access Tools Quick Max Long Reach Tool is a lockout kit designed for vehicle entry situations. It suits professional locksmiths, roadside assistance technicians, and fleet operators who need reliable access equipment.
Replaces shorter or rigid reach tools
This kit replaces shorter or rigid reach tools that cannot navigate deep door cavities or complex lock mechanisms. The jump is worth it when a longer, pre-bent tool is required to manipulate locks on vehicles with recessed linkages or tight internal clearances.
Fits in a lockout kit bag alongside wedges
It fits in a lockout kit bag alongside wedges and probes, needing only storage space for its 65 inch length. The pre-bent shape frees up time on scene by removing the need to improvise bends or carry multiple straight rods for different vehicle models.
How it compares
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- Price $32.99
- Pricier than about 81% of the 33 comparable items (median $8.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | IBR Tools |
Questions about this item
How much clearance does the pre-bent Quick Max Long Reach Tool need to slide between the door frame and weather stripping?
The tool is pre-bent at a precise location so the angled tip reaches the lock button or lever once it clears the weather stripping and enters the cabin.
What is the correct way to insert the tool so the pre-bent tip engages the lock mechanism?
Feed the straight shaft through the door gap, then rotate the handle so the pre-bent tip sweeps upward toward the interior lock button or lever.
When should the nylon rod be replaced if it shows wear from repeated lockouts?
Replace the rod if the nylon develops kinks, cracks or a permanent bend that prevents the pre-bent tip from reaching the lock reliably.
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