GEARWRENCH 80583 4 Inch 8 Inch 2 Inch Review

I just bought these to keep in my tool box. I come across this type of clasp from time to time. Been years but these nuts are quite heavy I don't see a problem with that but whatever happens when the bolts won't turn I heat them up if possible they are worth the price.

I ordered these in preparation for some suspension work on my Saab 9-3 and they are amazing. Most kits are not as big as E20 and E18 as I need. Toes feel solid when I used a 300ft impact wrench and 18" bar plus bolt tube, impact didn't budge. The included power strip holds everything together but doesn't require excessive force to remove the outlets like other kits.

Many of my instruments are Hazet or Stahwille because I believe in buying quality instruments. Having already bought a bunch of new tools, I wanted to save some money. I've used gearwrench tools before and they've always been good quality so I gave this torx set a try. They don't have the jewel-like finish of the Hazet set, but they also cost four times as much. They represent great value given the cost savings. I haven't put a lot of torque on them, but Gearwrench has a history of being…

I need one like that, at least I thought so. But I ordered a set because it seemed like a good idea. Turns out I used several throughout my project. So for the price I'm happy. The size seemed very good to me, although I don't have a MAC or Snap-On to compare, for example. You did the work for me. They also seem to be solidly made, although I've never beaten them and probably never will. If there is anything to complain about, it is that the manufacturer chose the size of the disc down to the…

I love that this set includes so many sizes and a rail with multiple drive slots so I can keep track of everything without having to buy 3 separate rails. I will primarily use one size when working with disc brakes, but I have the rest in case I need to work on lower front wishbones or other fasteners. I intend to update this review after use. Perhaps the more beveled E-Torx head sits tighter on the fasteners Dodge used to build my car at the Belvidere, Illinois factory. This type of screw head

Fairly good set. 11mm missing, otherwise the usual sizes. Not sure if they are impact resistant or not but I would prefer chrome. My only real complaint about these outlets is that they feel a bit bland. Like my set of 1/4 Gearwrench sockets, they wear out after a few uses. I have 20 year old Craftsman heads that show less wear than my Gearwrench heads which have had very little use. To be honest I wouldn't recommend them although overall it's a decent set for the price. What really drew me to…

Gearwench has done it again! Initially I was a bit skeptical about buying the set because I did a lot of research and found many different brands and most of them seem to be the best option just for quality reasons. However, I noticed that the prices were a bit different. For example, the rig had a set that cost around $200-$300. Mac and Matco had a set that was a little cheaper but ended up with chrome bushings that looked like they wouldn't hold up. I can't verify the quality as I've never…