🔧 GEARWRENCH 1/4-inch Drive Micrometer Torque Wrench - 30 to 200 inch-pounds (85060) Review

Works fine, noted some feedback that there was no click but found you can clearly feel a 'click' when torque is applied. I'm glad I needed a customs key for years, good thing it has a gauge.

Good quality torque wrench. solid construction and locks the adjustment so you can't accidentally increase or decrease the adjustment when tightening the nut/bolt. I will buy others of the same brand.

Really nice. Bought for bike assembly and maintenance. Love it. Tooth wrenches are excellent value for money. I trust this brand. I also have a set of their wrenches.

Needed to replace a motorcycle's clutch. The only complaint is that there is no "click", just a slight "break" at the right torque. Bought on Black Friday for $60 and was worth the price.

Great product. Good quality for the price. Came with a nice hard case. It reads in Newton meters and pounds. This is perfect as I use it to work on European made bikes. Very accurate. Verified by comparison with the equipment we have. Will buy a 3/8" companion!

Nice little torque wrench. Only 2 small problems. The numbers on the pen are difficult to read. You better be black. It would show better. Also, when you reach your desired torque setting, pay close attention to the click. It's not as noisy as other torque wrenches I've used. If these 2 issues were fixed I would give 5 stars.

I have 1/2" and 3/8" torque wrenches and bought these expecting the same quality. Also the price should be one good quality reflect two things to the right of the racquet since i opened it up and used it twice no flexible head like my other two from a gear wrench and this thing is brand new but missed me twice when tightened to 69in/lbs (soft torque if you ask me) will do the job but I expected more from an $80 purchase.

I've been an auto mechanic for 6 years and only bought this because I was doing a Ford 5.4 engine overhaul. This torque wrench is very similar to my Matco 3/8 torque wrench. The main problem I have with this torque wrench is that the ratchet teeth need improvement. It gets the job done, but doesn't work well in tight spaces where movement is minimal. I can't dispute the accuracy as I haven't seen the calibration myself.

I bought this torque wrench and used it extensively on small fasteners when working on a timing belt. I really like the accuracy and feel of this torque wrench and it has worked great so far. The only thing I don't like is the number of teeth. Gearwrench torque wrenches appear to use around 32 teeth, which unfortunately can be annoying when tightening, but there really isn't much room to work with. I would still recommend this torque wrench, but it's important to keep track of the number of…