Review on 🛠️ Pittsburgh Pro 239 Torque Wrench: The Ultimate Drive Click Stop Tool for Professionals by Robert Dickinson

Bought this key about a year ago to use when changing summer and winter tires. I've used it twice to change wheels. So he changed a total of 8 wheels with 5 studs each. A total of 40 operations. Then it fell apart completely. I mean literally, fell apart. It sat in the trunk of my car for a month or two, then I took it out and when I dropped it on my workbench (about 3 inches) the screws fell out of the head of the tool and the whole thing fell off. separately. Some little spring came loose and I have no idea where it went so I can't even put it back together. Complete garbage. No quality control at all. The manufacturer is too cheap to even coat the screws with Loctite to keep them from loosening. Save money and buy something else. As a Pittsburgh resident, it annoys me that this garbage producer uses my city's name.