GEARWRENCH 81923 - Juego de 28 llaves combinadas de 6 puntas, SAE y métricas (Paquete de 2)

Cheap and good quality

Very nice set

Good quality wrenches, affordable, good size,

This is a nice set of wrenchs, and when coupled with Swanlake magnetic holders, it makes for orderly organization, where they can be hung on a flat metal surface.

My garage toolbox has only Made in USA wrenches, but I wanted a set of metric wrenches to keep in my aging vehicle. The GEARWRENCH 28 Piece Combination Wrench Set (| 6 Point | SAE & Metric | 81923) includes a nice selection of wrenches, are high quality, with a fit and finish that will work for you and last a long time. The weight and size are hefty, and seem durable, though they might not be preferred if you need to access a tight spot. You get a large number of wrenches for the price. I do wish they offered a product line Made in USA, because that is very important to me.One photo includes the SAE wrenches from Williams (right) and GEARWRENCH (left).

They're made in China, but are very durable. I've had the set for 2 1/2 years now and haven't had to warranty a single wrench. Although I (my shop foreman, actually 😅) did lose the 9/16. New techs just starting out this is a must have. I went looking specifically for the 6 point box end to avoid stripping bolts when I have to double wrench (which I do all the time), but range of motion in a tight space is very limited with fewer points of contact. It has been a worthwhile trade-off. The open end has generic grooves for better grip, but nothing special like Icon or Snap-on. I actually prefer these to those, because I found super tight tolerances to only really be helpful on rounded fasteners. And who uses the open end of a wrench, to try to take off a rounded fastener?? Invest in some …

These are great for the home "mechanic". As others have said, some of the alignment on the openings are not perfect. This has not been an issue. I love that there are no "skips" in sizes. I used quit a few sizes while changing a lift on my Jeep. The wrenches held up well even under heavy torque loads. They also did a great job not damaging bolt/nut heads. I have 12-point wrenches but specifically wanted 6-point wrenches for the lift because some of the bolts I was removing were rusted and dinged up. I wanted the least amount of damage possible. These wrenches seemed to be a really accurate fit and gripped extremely well. They are great value for what you get.

It's SO hard to find 6 point wrenches, but thankfully Gearwrench hooks us up. I've had several instances where only a 6 point will do- like on vintage cars where access is limited, things are tight and a 12 point is too risky when trying to break a bolt loose. This set saved me from having to pull the engine in my XKE because of one bolt!Many of my wrench sets are Gearwrench- I think I have four complete sets at least and never had an issue. I go with their brand because I know they'll be quality stuff and I've never been disappointed. I have wrenches from the tool truck brands which have absolutely nothing more to offer for their much higher price.Gearwrench is a brand I'll buy without hesitation any time, and having owned and run restoration and new car dealerships- I've been around …