6pc Set of Extra Long Torx Star Screwdrivers T10 - T30, Total Length 260mm Review

If you need extra long, thin Torx screwdrivers for those hard-to-reach spots under the windshield or firewall, this is for you.

Excellent value for money. I work for Mercedes-Benz and earn my living, and a lot of new cars require long Torx screwdrivers. Especially at the door. This is compliant.

This is a lifesaver, especially if you have an Audi. The quality is good too and the grips are hard plastic, safe to use around fuel or oil.

Extra reach needed to remove the screws on the compressor cover. Did the job. Not premium quality but decent for the price I paid and the limited use I've had for them.

When I was fixing my Dyson vacuum cleaner I realized I needed a long torx screwdriver. I bought a pair at a local hardware store but none were long enough. Finally I went online and found a set at your store. The only downside was that I had to buy a set and couldn't just buy 1 driver. What I needed most was the length. Otherwise I like the product.

Use these to work with my BMW and vintage Mac. Read some of the complaints. I don't know what they're talking about. The processing quality is perfect. If you need a long-shank torx, look no further. I bought these specifically to work with my BMW 1 Series and figured I'd get a kit with the T15 so I could take my Macintosh Plus apart to make a few small changes. No regrets, only satisfaction.

I searched hardware store after hardware store after dealership after dealership to find a T20 screwdriver long enough to reach the headlight housing on my 2010 BMW 5 Series. The T-handle followers I found weren't long enough and didn't allow for torque due to lack of space in the motor. I was so happy when they arrived. They are the perfect length and allow me to screw the motor in and out from the top. The ends are magnetic to prevent parts from flying around and getting lost in the engine…

I tightened and replaced the front turbocharger drain torx screw on my BMW E93 without removing the subframe. Its length is just enough to reach the water pump hose. The rear screw was easily and directly accessible, so I removed it and replaced it with a new one. The front screw was blocked by the water pump hose, so I could only force the blade of the screwdriver to squeeze through all the rubber to get to the screw, and then I just stuck a small Phillips screwdriver through the small hole in