🔧 MLW48-22-9515 Metric Combination Wrench Set Review

As a professional mechanic I normally only buy tools for Trucks, Snap On, Matco, Mac etc. On the advice of another professional mechanic I bought a set of Milwaukee- metric keys. I couldn't get enough, high quality looks, very comfortable, highly visible numbers, similar to Snap On Flanking Washers. I haven't had enough time to see how they perform over time, but I've saved a few hundred bucks on truck wrenches up to this point and I'm very pleased to say the least.

, I recently switched from the car mechanic to the diesel and every screw and nut is smoked. My snap-on wrenches dig into my palm when I'm struggling to get to a bolt or nut that's covered in rust, dirt, or primer. You can feel the quality of a wrench the first time you hold it in your hands and again when you use it. The I-beam construction on these heavy-duty fasteners is much more comfortable in the palm of your hand than the thinner snap-on keys, and they're a quarter of the price! Nowadays

Looks exactly as advertised, easy to use and Max Bite is no gimmick. The size of the tool is clearly marked and it's very easy to find the wrench you need, especially with the very nice color coding of the wrench holder (both SAE and metric sets purchased), it keeps the tool box clean and doesn't leave you with five minutes Spend digging to try and find what you need. Worth every penny as advertised and also saved me tons of time fixing my car without the hassle of figuring out which key was…

If you use wrenches every day, you need a quality tool that's comfortable to use all day long. It's also important to remember that many novice mechanics are on a budget. These Milwaukee combination wrenches filled the gap between inferior homeowner wrenches and expensive tool truck wrenches. They're affordable and come with professional features like a Max Bite open end to prevent key shifting and rounding, and an I-Beam grip that's wide and very comfortable to hold. These wrenches also…

I got these to replace the mix-n-match metrics set I used as a road tech. Our equipment used fractionated equipment until recent years. So since I used metrics more often, I got them instead of taking my snap-on set from home. I don't like cheap tools, but these days there's not much between a Chinese set and a $500 set. As a field engineer, sometimes tools get lost and sometimes legs grow back, so I didn't want to go down the $500 route. Considering the price, I chose Milwaukee. I know they're