FEATURES

TOUGH AS NAILS—BUILT FOR THE LONG HAUL - Forged from top-tier CR-V steel, this socket set is made to handle the pressure—again and again, year after year. The rust- and corrosion-resistant finish keeps your tools looking sharp and working smoothly, even in harsh garage or outdoor conditions.

PRECISION FIT FOR SMOOTHER REPAIRS - Each socket is crafted with a finely tuned tip that hugs bolts and nuts like a glove—no slipping, no stripping, just smooth performance. Each socket locks in tight, so you stay in full control with zero wobble.

THREE DRIVE SIZES FOR MAXIMUM FLEXIBILITY - This set has got you covered with sockets that fit 6.35 mm (1/4"), 10 mm (3/8"), and 12.5 mm (1/2") drive tools. Whether you're tuning up your ride or tightening up your deck, switching between tools is a breeze thanks to seamless compatibility with all your favorite handles and ratchets.

COMPLETE KIT WITH COMPACT, ORGANIZED STORAGE - Everything stays neatly packed in a sturdy carry case that keeps your sockets secure and easy to access—no more lost tools or messy drawers. It’s a must-have for mechanics who rely on solid tools day in and day out and a game-changer for DIYers ready to take on any challenge.

HOW TO USE

Step 1: Choose the right socket size. The socket should fit snugly over the fastener without any wobbling.

Step 2: Attach the socket to the drive tool. Make sure it locks in firmly to prevent slipping during use.

Step 3: Turn the handle in the correct direction. Use steady pressure and let the tool do the work.

SPEC

Piece: 60 pieces, 64 pieces

Material: Chrome Vanadium Steel (CR-V)

Type Included: Torx Plus Bit Sockets (38/48/54 mm) +Tamper Proof Torx Bit Sockets (38/48/54 mm) +Torx Plus Bit Sockets (38/48/54 mm) + External Torx Sockets (25/28/38 mm)

Package Includes: 1× CR-V Steel Sockets Set

NOTES

Using the wrong size can damage both the tool and the bolt head, potentially leading to slipping or stripping.

After use, wipe down the sockets and store them in a dry place—preferably in a toolbox or case.

Inspect sockets regularly for cracks, wear, or deformation. If the internal edges become rounded or damaged, replace the socket immediately to prevent slippage and potential injury.