Hilka Pro-Craft Damaged Screw Extractor Set 8 Pcs (20084)

Thank you for the question. Yes this would be suitable. Regards, Hilka Tools

Hello, thank you for the question. Yes this should be suitable however caution should be taken not to damage the wheel thread. If in any doubt please check with a professional mechanic. Regards, Hilka Tools

Hello, thank you for the question. The sizes included in this set are: 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 13, 19 and 24mm. Providing the head of your Allen key bolt is large enough it would be suitable. Regards, Hilka Tools

Hello, thank you for the question. You should use a socket and ratchet, spanner or wrench on the end to apply turning pressure. Regards, Hilka Tools

Hello, thank you for the question. Yes this would be suitable for a 5mm hex bolt. The sizes included in this set are: 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 13, 19 and 24mm. Another user posted a really helpful bit of advice which will help on this question as well "Pick the nearest size drill to the width of the stud, if you can put a center punch 'ding' in the center of the broken stud all the better, drill a small pilot hole, and then go up to the biggest drill you can manage without damaging the stud sides. Judge the depth carefully too. Use plenty of penetrating oil and slowly screw in the stud remover that fits best. Maybe apply a little heat to boot. Naturally, you will be screwing the extractor anticlockwise, go slowly." Regards, Hilka Tools