Socket Size for Semi Truck and Trailer Lug Nuts?

Not only difficult, some you will never get all will be somewhat difficult. I weigh in at 190 and have jumped up and down on a 6 ft cheater on the end of a 4 ft ratchet and not gotten a few.
I have used a 4 to one multiplier and just succeeded in twisting off 3/4 inch extensions. lol
That little tool I posted will easily take them off when a good 1 in impact will not ,or at least struggle with.

I want to say it is geared 60 to one or somehing.like that.

 

As long as you’re at Harbor freight, go ahead and get the 1 inch impact gun for big truck tires.

I’ve had mine for over 10 years and it still works fine

 

A torque multiplier can, I have one especially for use with a torque wrench, but it is hi dollar and has it's own gauge on it. I have used a 4 to 1 with a torque wrench, because mine just goes to 600 pounds and I have some bolts that go up to 1450, and it works. The one I posted could not be used with one.
Personally I do use one with tires, especially hib piloted, I tighten them tighter than the specs calls for.

 

Be careful with Harbor.....all those sockets always skip sizes....

Heres a few common sizes your gonna need if you plan on doing your own work.
33 deep for your wheels
1 5/8 for your yoke nuts
2 3/16 for your yoke nuts on your rear ends.
A set of 12 pointblacks metric for your u joint straps
And a set of blacks, from 3/8 up to 1 1/2 metric also
Pull your axles and measure your axle nuts....you'll need a big axle nut socket (usually between 3 1/4 up to 4 1/2)
This will get you going.

 

A lot of the sizes they skip is the same as a standard size.

 

I do...

Torque wrench, 1" ratchet, adjustable, N·m/lbf·ft; Industrial 4AR

And a one inch impact and an air jack.