Craftsman 10 Piece 6 Pt. 3/8 Inch Dr. Metric Socket Wrench Set, 9-34554

Price factors in quite a bit for this 5-star review. I have a lot of more expensive tools and ratchets with finer mechanisms, sockets with harder steel, but 6-point sockets hardly need to be top-of-the-line. This tool set miraculously covers almost every size my two Mazdas need, and the handle was (just barely) long enough to free up those stubborn seat bracket bolts (typically the highest torque value you're going to encounter in minor repairs and modification).My case came with a space that accommodates a narrow 2-cell LED flash light (sold separately). I recommend applying some cushion tape to the case halves to quiet the rattle of steel-on-plastic. In this way, the tool set can live in your car quite comfortably.

Tools are ok. I got this for my GF’s son for his birthday so he could do some light maintenance on his car. Craftsman took a huge hit when they stopped being made in the USA. I hit the farm sales looking for the older Craftsman tools. The Hu Flung Dung tool company just does not stack up. For new hand tools I have to depend upon I bite the bullet and buy Snap On now.

Easy to carry. Easy to get to verses opening up my huge socket set case. I use this for quick easy jobs like changing oil and small quick repairs. The open slot was a perfect spot for a few 3/8 extensions. 6 point is a little harder to use but very kind to the bolt heads. Less chance of stripping. Most mechanics prefer 6 point sockets.

It’s Craftsman for 25% less than the retail stores. I only needed the wrench. The sockets went straight into my socket tool drawer as a bonus.

The main reason I needed this set was to remove some bolts and nuts from a rusted terminal assembly, which were different sizes and this set worked perfectly. I'll leave these in car for basic maintenance if needed.

I got this small set for working on my Honda motorcycle. So far they have been great for this kind of work. It's a small case that easily fits in my toolbox. As far as I'm concerned, Craftsman still makes good tools. We'll see if I'm still saying that in a few years I guess.

Bought this for my husband and he was pleased. The wrenches work well and seem to be a quality product.

I got sick and tired of trying to use regular wrenches on Metric bolts-Won't work.. These are craftsman wrenches and the quality is very good. I also bought a set of open end metric wrenches. Pleased with both. They come in a storage case as shown above.