🔧 TEKTON 1/2 Inch Drive 6-Point Impact Flip Socket Set (4-Piece) - Ultimate Versatility and Durability with the 4950 model Review

Be careful. See photos. I'm glad I noticed this when removing the stock nuts. See how depressed she made that? The extension (which is not really an extension and must be used due to the design of the double ended bushings) sticks out far enough to destroy the nut.

Product works great. I have a complaint about using the 21mm end. If you use the 21mm end, the other end that the extension enters will wobble a lot because it's larger and doesn't sit on the tapered end of the extension. With the rest, it sits squarely on the extension and has less room to wobble. Other than that, I still have the product and am still using it.

Must be purchased with the Dewalt DCF889B impact wrench. Everything you need to start working with a typical US/import nut is right here. Well-made case is a nice touch to keep everything together. The sockets have tight tolerances and are very well made. Size labels are not stickers. All in all the best you can get for the money. I have a Ford F-250, Mitsubishi, Subaru, Toyota and Suzuki. This set will take care of them all.

Looks well stitched with large clear markings. It is convenient to have different sockets in one package. One downside is that the extension that snaps into the sockets has rather little spring tension. As a result, it is too easy to come off. I would have preferred a slightly stiffer spring. The case is also a bit large due to the wasted space. Not ideal for a compact set. These two small issues are the only reason I took off a star and I'm probably just being picky.

Well, I haven't seen any. from the small Subaru to the large mobile home. It has three metric and three imperial sizes (17mm, 19mm, 21mm, 3/4", 13/16" and 7/8"), as well as a small but useful 1/2" drive extension. , all in one box. small case. The sockets are well made and clearly marked - this is not one of those cheap tool kits. Yes, my car came with a cheap stamped metal wrench/tire lever. I prefer to have this little kit and 1/2 inch sweater with me because I know they won't let me down in…

I work at AAA as a tow truck driver. My workshop makes over 60,000 calls a year. That being said, if I need to change a tire, you know I want to do it quickly. When other riders saw my kit, they wanted it too! Very good kit, I have yet to replace a tire that does not have studs that match this kit. As for the guarantee, it's good! I gutted one of the outlets so I took a picture and emailed them. I soon had a new outlet! I've been using this kit for a few months now, the only wear and tear I've…

I bought it some time ago and deliberately waited to write my review. Impact Gun I've used long tube brake rods to loosen the lug nuts and I haven't broken the clutch. They fit snugly on the studs, don't play, well marked, durable casing. The range of sizes is perfect for most vehicles. After more than 9 months of continuous use, I haven't had a single problem with it. per they held up great with above average use and without a single complaint. Considering the price, I highly recommend it.

I live in Southwest Florida and anyone who lives in sunny Florida would agree that an air conditioner was the greatest invention. Well I would say that the second best invention was this socket set. And of course, those sockets are useless without a heavy-duty impact wrench, which I also have and always have in the car with a charged battery. Put simply, these sockets, along with a good impact wrench and a battery-powered tire inflator like Dewalt's, can mean the difference between a 5-10…

I am not a professional mechanic but do my auto work as often as time and sometimes budget allows. All in all this is a good set. There is one small issue that I have found, although I believe it is more with the wheels than the tool. Depending on the wheels and lug size, you may have trouble getting the bushing all the way into the wheel IF you run a smaller bushing end and you have aftermarket wheels that have very little play around the often reduced amount of play. If your wheels came with…

I was wondering how Tekton managed to use both sides of the connectors. To say the solution is genius would be an understatement. When I first opened the box I saw a 1/2" extension, at first I was disappointed - why would you need an extension for the collet nuts? I then looked at the first bushing and was still confused until I looked more closely looked and saw that the 1/2" washer was between the two ends. I have to say I would love to have a whole range of sockets like this one. I checked…