1/4 3/8 1/2 9PC Torque Wrench Set 20-220 In lb,5-45 &10-170 Ft lb,3 extension bar & 3 adapter,3% Accuracy,72 T,Chrome plated,anti-rust,no scratch & wear-resistant than Black,for DIY, bike,car & truck

I bought this torque wrench set as a gift for my husband, and he was absolutely thrilled with it! As soon as he opened it, he told me it looks super fancy and feels high-quality. He even told me, "You shouldn't have spent so much money!" haha. The truth is, this set looks and feels way more expensive than what it actually costs. It's an amazing value for a complete 9-piece kit.

Estaban bien, llegué al aeropuerto y me quitaron no pude traer a mi país

Received and used right away. The arm was not look sturdy as pictures showed but does the job. Very straight forward and ease to use. The manual is too small to read the text :). We are happy with the set for time being.

Easy to use

Set is well worth the investment. Better than I expected.

I absolutely loved this—it's fantastic! This torque wrench set is perfect, primarily for tightening fasteners and checking torque on my vehicles. Both the adapter and the extension are easy to handle; it is highly functional, and I recommend it 100%.

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This torque wrench set is beyond nice! I was shocked. For $60 you get a 1/4” drive inch-lbs wrench, 3/8” and 1/2 drive foot-lbs wrenches, plus an extension for each, a 1/4” drive swivel, two adaptors and an amazingly nice carrying case. That’s a lot of bang for your buck! Adjusting these wrenches was easy, as they have a nice notch to them at each setting, and a pull back neck to lock it in at each notch. No matter what I plan on using them for, there’s a perfect size wrench for that application. So why couldn’t I give it five stars? Well, the first thing I used this for was a PCV valve on my buddies car. It needed 17 ft-lbs and I used the 3/8” drive and extension for this. It over tightened it past 22 ft-lbs with no “click”. (I had to re-check at every setting until it clicked). I loosened it to nothing and tried again but still no click. So I got out the 1/2” drive and it set right at 17, with audible click. To double check my work, I got out my old 1/2” drive and it was indeed set at 17. And just to triple check, I loosened it again, and attempted to set it with the 3/8” drive again. Same problem. I set it at 10, 12, and 15 and got the click, but at 17 it just kept tightening it and when I checked it was at 23 ft-lbs. This might be a small thing, but I don’t want every job to be a quadruple check with multiple wrenches. It makes me question the durability of the 3/8” drive wrench.