A revolution in public transportation began in the early 20th century when cars became more widely available. The rising number of car owners also brought with them a new challenge: automotive maintenance.
Regular oil changes were an essential part of this upkeep, necessitating the need for an effective instrument to remove and replace oil filters. Now enter the oil filter wrench, a device that not only made the task easier but also developed into a necessary equipment for any mechanic’s arsenal.
This article examines the history, purpose, and enduring impact of the oil filter wrench.
