Amazon Basics 1/2-Inch Drive Click Heavy-Duty Torque Wrench with Audible Click, High Accuracy, 25-250 ft-lb, 33.9-338.9 Nm

I got this tool to do a wheel bearing job and wanted to make sure I torqued the axle nut according to spec. This is a really nice piece of equipment as I set the torque and with ease reached 129 ft lbs with very little effort. The length and density of this tool makes torquing hi torque bolts a breeze. I really had to double click because I couldn't believe how easy it torqued 129 ft lbs. Higher quality than I expected. This blows my old 1/2 inch torque wrench away which was purchased from a popular discount hardware store. I got this on sale and whoa what a bargain. Similar torque wrenches are around the hundred dollar price range. This is a nice tool to have in your garage or if your the kind of person who works on vehicles frequently. I am really glad I bought this when I did because the sale price was unbeatable.

Works great. I was doubtful at first before ordering that a good torque wrench could be so reasonable priced. HOWEVER---I was pleasantly surprised!!! I installed ne front struts on my 2008 Sienna, and every bolt I use it on it worked as good as any expensive torque wrench I have ever used.

Amazon sells 2 versions of this mechanical Torque wrench. This one $62 when I bought it is 24" long which is much better than the shorter versions. I like that it's mechanical vs digital- KISS. I don't need a wrench whose battery goes out right when I need it. I have an 18" version and this one. It's much easier to tighten my Truck lug nuts to 130# with the longer wrench.Seems like it's pretty good quality though I would not leave it out in the rain. Well done Amazon.

Not sure if it was caused during transportation, but there are indeed some scratches on it. However, the texture still feels fine.

This thing sucks. Does not work well. It has cost me a lot of time and money because it doesn’t click when you set the torque. I broke a wheel stud as a result.

Great build quality, accurate and torques to spec as far as I can tell using my other torque wrench to verify.Easy to adjust, and easy use right out the the case, pretty versatile I’ve used it for hub nuts and head bolts. A little hard to get in under the hood but with a little effort it was ok!Great item for the diy car guy

These are great first tools to get an idea of how they work and getting used to torque wrenches in general. They value you get out of these is incomparable. They are no where near perfect or amazing products in general but for the price they offer its a great tool if its your first torque wrench. If it ever breaks, then you could look into upgrading to a premium brand but for now this is perfect. Currently own the 3/8 inch and the 1/2 inch variants and theres a tremendous size differece between the two. The locking mechanism SUCKS and moves on its own while applying pressure but again for 20 ans 40 bucks this is an easy thing to work around. These are pretty much identical to harbor freights pitsburg torque wrenches with the benefit of not having to find a harbor freight if there arnt any near your home and amazons amazing 1 day shipping.

Don't need this often but when I did, it worked perfectly. Solid tool.

This is a solid, well-built tool for numerous tasks, especially if you do your own tire changes. I compared torque against a friend's much more expensive tool, and this one came out extremely close but for a fraction of the price. What surprised me is that I expected this to result in tire lug nuts being made much tighter than I would otherwise have done by hand, but just the opposite was true in my case - all to say that it's good to have a tool that actually allows you to know what you're doing according to the proper specs. Note the 1/2 inch size, which for most of us means buying a proper size socket because the 1/4 inch stuff we likely already have on hand won't fit! A good unit and would buy again.

値段なり。でも、買って後悔はしてる。作業スピードをあげないどガチッていわない。じっくりやると、どこまでも閉まっていく。ヤバい

Excelente relación precio calidad.

Cannot be trusted. I have another one and they do not show the same

Cheapest torque wrench in 30 to 330 Nm range I could find.Using it for private/hobby car repairs and tire changes.For tightening wheel axis nuts to specs I needed something beond the regular 220 Nm range torque wrenches often used for tires (lug nuts).Quality looks OK for the price and my (infrequent) use.Pros:- Price.- Does the job.Cons:- Has both foot-pound and newton-meter scales but is heavily foot-pound oriented.Foot-pounds are listed in whole units in clear ranges of 25 and are easy to read.The values on the new-meter scale are 1 on 1 derived from the foot-pound scale. The numbers contain fractions and the ranges are not in logical easy to read amounts. The fine scale on the handle is in foot-pounds only. One stripe on the scale is one fout-pound (not one newton-meter) so one always needs to do manual conversion of the reading. Therefore the newton-meter scale is awkward and impractical to use in practice.- The anti-slip pattern that is pressed into the handle is shallow and uneven and could be much better (looks like a poor quality job). The rest of the wrench looks better but the handle makes one wonder about the overall quality and accuracy of the wrench.- Operation of the locking knob on the bottom is not exactly fluid and difficult to operate by hand. Difficult to lock the handle by hand, unlocking by hand is easier.- There is no calibration report included so not sure about the accuracy other than the mentioned general +/- 4% accuracy that one has to rely upon.