Performance Tool W38895 Socket Drive Review

Works as intended. Break as often as a handyman at a fraction of the cost, but why the cancer and reproductive harm warning!?!?!

Research led me to need an 8mm hex bit and this was the right price. 1 oil change in a lifetime is good business for my Mazda.

Someone lost my 4mm so I just needed one more. It seems to match the clasps quite well and I see no reason why it shouldn't hold up. Would definitely buy from them again.

Thanks to Ford. Same goes for my 2006 Mercury Mariner. The tool is durable and should last 500 times longer than my sailor. I used to use 10mm sharpening but that was what would get the job right. Thank you amazon!

Bought this to use in assembling the metal frame of the platform bed. It's easier to use a ratchet and a little easier than the L wrench that comes with the kit. The "hexagon" broke on the penultimate head of the bolt. I suppose it wasn't worth it and wasn't expecting a lifetime tool for that kind of money. I'm just thankful that I got through most of my project before it broke.

Attention! On the second use and without applying as much pressure, the hex head started spinning! Luckily the head didn't come off the bolt. Buyers beware, this is made of very soft metal. I used a standard 3/8" ratchet and didn't even turn it much before it started bending and twisting. I'll come back and go with a different brand...you get what you pay for.

Bought the wrong one by mistake, 7mm is not suitable for wading. The rotors need 9mm and are not commercially available! I had to use my allen wrench set which had a 9mm allen wrench that took forever to turn. Lesson Learned: Watch the entire video tutorial and find the one with the drop-down tab! Quality is excellent, very expensive $7 for a piece, I will buy a Capri tool kit for $13 to get the 9mm piece I need and also have extras. I saved over $350 on replacement rotors, brakes, and brake…