🔧 NEIKO 02474A 1/2" Drive Deep Impact Socket Set - 15 Piece Kit, 6 Point Metric Sizes (10-24 mm), High-Quality Cr-V Steel Review

I'm a technician from a Toyota dealership and I use this outlet 5 days a week. It's amazing and I have no complaints. They are well made, have thick sidewalls and a decent weight. As you can see I use and abuse the 21mm head every day and it still works. The other great thing is that it doesn't bounce and comes in sizes 10-24 with no bounces. The carry case is just a great bonus.

I don't use them professionally so I can't say how long they will last with daily use; However, they did a great job on the front end components of the 3/4 ton Dodge truck. Pretty much every outlet you need, plus extension cords and a swing outlet! For someone like me who just needs a set of sockets for "accidentally turning a wrench" they should just fit the brand perfectly. I can't be happier with my purchase!

I bought this head because our family car's suspension project called for two different sizes. The 19mm socket did not fit the 19mm stud as shown by the second set of sockets (not hammered). The 19mm from this set was supposed to be mislabeled as it didn't even fit on the screw. Now I'm wondering if others are wrong? Otherwise they appear to be good sockets in a sturdy casing. Maybe asking for a set of sockets in all the right sizes is asking too much.

Used on a number of Toyota vehicles for 3 years, mainly for brake work, suspension and some engine changes. While replacing the rear wheel bearings on a 2015 Corolla today, I noticed that several 14mm bolts have "shiny" areas near the corners of the bolts. It turned out that the 14mm nut, which is probably the most used in the set, is worn out, it no longer has a hex shape, all straight edges are worn out and bent. None of the other branches looked like it. Overall I would not recommend this…

I bought this kit to fix the hubs on my Suburban 2500 to replace 2005 of the year. I needed an outlet, but for the price I found it better. The cover keeps everything in place so I don't have to search for that outlet I forgot to put away in the future. In fact, I liked it so much I bought the same for my nephew who is 16 and buys an older car. If you work on cars on a regular basis, you know you always miss that one outlet you only need occasionally. I thought I would help him.

This is a good set of 1/2" deep metric impact sockets at a good price. I bought a cordless impact wrench mainly to speed up changing winter tires on two cars and an SUV and then switch back to summer tires in the spring. These are 12 wheels and 60 nuts that are removed and 12 wheels and 60 nuts that are returned twice a year. To be honest I only need 2 different nuts (17mm and 21mm) for 3 sets of nuts plus 13/16. Scissor jack adapter socket I bought to use an impact wrench to raise and lower…

I've wanted to spend more on a Cr-Mo set but I don't really use my dents in cars except for absolute necessity or absolute convenience. I haven't had them that long and I'll update this if there are any issues, but so far I'm very happy with my purchase. I did the basic stuff with them, but I was curious to see if the Cr-V could handle the big wrench on the awful Honda bolt, so I pulled out a 19mm wrench on a Milwaukee and put that in head on the crankshaft pulley bolt. 4 hits and gone. 5 or 6…