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List of wheel wrench safety warnings based on the requirements of General Product Safety Regulation (EU) 2023/988 (GPSR): * Use the wheel wrench as intended – to tighten or unscrew the wheel bolts of vehicles. Do not use it for other purposes, for example. as a lever. * Check the condition of the wheel wrench before each use. Make sure there are no cracks, deformations or other damage. A damaged key can break during use, causing injury. * Choose the right size wrench cap for your wheel screw. Using the wrong size can damage a screw or wrench, as well as increase the risk of the wrench slipping and injury. * Tighten the wheel bolts with the right torque, as directed by the vehicle manufacturer. Tightening too hard can damage the bolt or hub of the wheel, and too weak can cause the wheel to loosen while driving. * When tightening wheel bolts, maintain a stable position and balance. Make sure you have a firm grip on the key and don’t stand where you can slip or fall. * Use protective gloves when working with a wheel wrench. The gloves will protect your hands from abrasions, cuts, and dirt. * If you have doubts about how to use the wheel wrench, consult a mechanic or a person experienced in wheel replacement. * Store your wheel wrench in a safe place, out of reach of children. * Avoid using key extensions that can increase the pressure, which can damage the screws or the wrench itself. * Regularly clean your wheel wrench from dirt and grease to ensure it works properly and lasts. * After use, clean the key and store in a dry place to prevent corrosion. * Do not use the key in combination with other tools such as with a hammer that can damage it. * Never modify the wheel wrench on your own, as this can weaken its design and increase the risk of failure. * Replace your wheel wrench if it shows signs of wear, such as cracks, bends, or other damage. * When storing your wheel wrench, make sure it is protected from accidental fall or displacement, which could cause injury.