Axle Re-Threader Tool (5/16"-24)
Description
Don't let a damaged axle sideline your ride. The Rekon Axle Re-Threader Tool (5/16"-24) restores stripped or damaged axle threads quickly and cleanly, so you're back on your board without replacing your trucks.
It's sized specifically at 5/16"-24 to fit standard skateboard axles: a straightforward, no-fuss fix for a frustrating problem.
Who the Rekon Axle Re-Threader Is For
- Skaters with stripped axle threads
- Anyone whose skate tool lacks a re-threader
- Shop and DIY mechanics
- Skaters who fix their friends' boards
Features
- 5/16"-24 thread size
- Fits standard skateboard axles
- Restores stripped or damaged threads
Benefits
- Saves your trucks
- Quick, clean fix
- A must-have for any toolkit
Specs
| Brand | Rekon |
| Model | Axle Re-Threader |
| Thread Size | 5/16"-24 |
| Fits | Standard skateboard axles |
FAQ
Will it fit my axles?
It's sized at 5/16"-24, the standard skateboard axle thread.
When do I need a re-threader?
When your axle nuts won't thread on smoothly because the axle threads are stripped or damaged.
Description
Don't let a damaged axle sideline your ride. The Rekon Axle Re-Threader Tool (5/16"-24) restores stripped or damaged axle threads quickly and cleanly, so you're back on your board without replacing your trucks.
It's sized specifically at 5/16"-24 to fit standard skateboard axles: a straightforward, no-fuss fix for a frustrating problem.
Who the Rekon Axle Re-Threader Is For
- Skaters with stripped axle threads
- Anyone whose skate tool lacks a re-threader
- Shop and DIY mechanics
- Skaters who fix their friends' boards
Features
- 5/16"-24 thread size
- Fits standard skateboard axles
- Restores stripped or damaged threads
Benefits
- Saves your trucks
- Quick, clean fix
- A must-have for any toolkit
Specs
| Brand | Rekon |
| Model | Axle Re-Threader |
| Thread Size | 5/16"-24 |
| Fits | Standard skateboard axles |
FAQ
Will it fit my axles?
It's sized at 5/16"-24, the standard skateboard axle thread.
When do I need a re-threader?
When your axle nuts won't thread on smoothly because the axle threads are stripped or damaged.