Powerbuilt 941322 8 Piece Metric Zeon Socket Set - Suitable for Standard, Rusted, and Rounded Bolts/Nuts, Sizes 6mm to 19mm, Silver - Enhanced SEO Review

Removed the stiff starter from a 68ft Ford and stripped one of the stuck bolts, didn't try to loosen the bolt it worked so I went to O'Reilly and these sockets found! I love that they come in a plastic tray so you can easily organize them in your tool chest. It would be great to see the full set of these sockets in the future!

I don't often find a product that does exactly what it says it will. This product is the exception to the rule. I went and got this set. I put on the nut and she immediately came off. I wish it came with a cheap case, but I didn't buy the case so I'm not giving it a bad review for that. .

These sockets have had their design changed to a non-angled socket geometry. There is nothing special here. I tested 10mm on a rusty but not rounded heat shield bolt and the socket just rounded the bolt and the socket itself has some damage. It was with a 1/4" ratchet. Not happy with that and will be sending it back. I think the notched design in the photos is Redai's, but I have no idea if it's any better. Perhaps the design change should be an improvement and maybe you don't have the sticker…

I got this kit from my local parts store. I swear by this product. They are reliable and get the job done when other brands can't. The design of the heads makes it easy to remove stripped nuts and bolts. Don't think the price matches the quality because honestly I would have thought they would cost more just using someone else's set. I would choose them over any set of 8 truck tools any time! If the screw is too tight, do not use your favorite 1/4" drive as it may break. Always use an adapter…

I bought these on a whim from my local auto parts store. I figured they probably wouldn't do what they say they do, but I'm a gadget lover by nature. When attempting to remove the alternator from an old Honda Odyssey, I rounded off the tensioner locknut that was hidden under the alternator and almost impossible to reach. After unsuccessfully trying everything I could think of, I desperately reached for these outlets. I put the bushing on the rounded nut and removed it! I was amazed that it…

had a broken bolt on the back of the Chevy with 10 bolts and a cross bolt. only 5/16 inch so it's destined to be weak. I put a socket wrench on it and removed it with little effort. Went to the local gardening store looking for a Craftsman bolt puller featured on TV by Bob Villa. any time, and they didn't have it, but the tool man took me to the auto department, and there was this set of sockets. Thought I'd give them a try as I had no other choice. It slides over the head of the bolt like any…

I got this set from my local parts store. I swear by this product. They are reliable and get the job done when other brands can't. The design of the heads makes it easy to remove stripped nuts and bolts. Don't think the price matches the quality because honestly I would have thought they would cost more just using someone else's set. I would choose them over any set of 8 truck tools anytime! If the screw is too tight, do not use your favorite 1/4" drive as it may break. Always use an adapter as

I bought these on a whim from my local auto parts store. I figured they probably wouldn't do what they say they do, but I'm a gadget lover by nature. When trying to remove the alternator from an old Honda Odyssey, I rounded off the tensioner locknut that was hidden under the alternator and was almost impossible to reach. After unsuccessfully trying everything I could think of, I desperately reached for these outlets. I put the bushing on the rounded nut and removed it! I was amazed that it…

was a stripped screw in the back of the Chevy with 10 screws, yes a Phillips screw. only 5/16 inch so it's destined to be weak. I put a socket wrench on it and removed it with little effort. Went to the local gardening store looking for a Craftsman bolt puller featured on TV by Bob Villa. any time, and they didn't have it, but the tool man took me to the auto department, and there was this set of sockets. Thought I'd give them a try as I had no other choice. It slides over the bolt head like…