EPAuto45 Pieces 3/8" Drive Socket Set with 72-Tooth Pear Head Ratchet

OMG, where do I even begin?! This socket set is a TOTAL game changer! 💥 Whether you’re a professional mechanic or just a DIY enthusiast, this bad boy has EVERYTHING you need to tackle any job! 🛠️🔩The variety in this set is absolutely mind-blowing! 🤯 From tiny bolts to larger nuts, it’s like having a toolbox of superpowers! 💪🔧 Each socket fits perfectly, and you can feel the quality in every piece! 💎✨Let’s talk about the organization—WOW! 😍 The case is super sleek and makes finding the right size a breeze! No more digging around in a messy toolbox! 🚀🔍 Everything has its place, and it’s ready to roll whenever you are! 🎉And the durability? Unmatched! 💯 I’ve put these sockets through some serious stress, and they just keep going like the Energizer Bunny! 🐰🔋 They’re rust-resistant and built to last! Say goodbye to cheap, flimsy tools! 👋🛠️Plus, the grip on the ratchet is AMAZING! 🙌 You’ll feel in control, even in the tightest spots. No slipping, just pure power! 💥⚙️If you’re in the market for a socket set that truly delivers, THIS IS IT! 🎊💖 I can’t recommend it enough! Go grab yours and unleash your inner mechanic! 🚗💨 #ToolTime #SocketSetGoals

This is a great value for $30. It's made in Taiwan and the metric sizes fit great (haven't needed the SAE sizes yet). The tool kit is solid at about 7.5 pounds and I especially like the knurling on the extensions and that it includes a universal joint. The sockets sizes are stamped deep and clear. May not matter if you're 20, but when you get to be 40 your eyes will thank you. In the picture, the EPAuto socket is on the right (Gearwrench laser etched socket on the left for comparison). Great set for keeping in my trunk in case of a roadside repair. The only thing I would like changed is a longer ratchet (an 8 inch ratchet would still fit in the same tool case) with a lower profile head. A small knurled ring around the sockets would also help when your hands are greasy. Other similar sets (same size ratchet and sockets) sell for 50% more, but I think this will hold up as well as those and the price can't be beat.Update (6/25/22): Have used this regularly over the last 4 years (including the SAE sockets) and it's held up great. In fact, even the sockets still look like the day I bought the set. Even though it's gone up in price, it's still a great value when compared to similar sets (example: Tekton 3/8 inch set). Would definitely recommend again. The second and third pictures are with my new phone and I also used a blue marker on the EPAuto socket to make it even more visible in low light. Even without, you can see the Gearwrench socket is harder to see the size marking. The Gearwrench socket set is model 80550 (also made in Taiwan). Both are excellent socket sets, but the EPAuto set is much less expensive, takes up less space and the sockets are easier (for my old eyes:) to read. So that's why I keep the EPAuto set in my car.

After moving, and downsizing several times the past few years, I found most of my tools were missing, I probably sold them during a weak moment at garage sales. While searching for a socket to repair my grandson's bike, I found all I had was several ratchet handles but only 1 19mm socket.I'm not turning wrenches for a living, I just wanted to pick up a complete set of sockets in an organized case.After reading the reviews, this EPauto 45 piece set seemed to be a worthwhile investment.I believe for the average homeowner who might need a socket from time to time, they will find this set is perfect. The sockets are well made with a nice chrome plated finish. No sign of flaking. They are 6 point so they grip well. The SAE sizes are in the top part of the case, snuggly held in place so they don't fall out when you open and close the case. The metrics are in the bottom, fairly loose, so pay attention to the "top" sticker they put on the outside of the case . The case will open and lay flat so you have easy access while you're working.The rachet handle seems smooth, I haven't used it a lot so I can't say anything about the durability, I'm sure it's adequate for home use.If you're looking for a nice inexpensive set of sockets, I would look no further than these. I think you'll be pleased.

Excellent price for deep well set. Thick chrome on all pieces.

It's a good value.I have not used them, but did go over them well and all look well finished. I did not try them on bolt heads, but expect a snug fit.They are well finished.I do notice a, or rather "feel" a lip from the chrome plating at the crest transition into the socket head. However, again, I don't anticipate an issue with fit. I expect that, what is likely .25mm will wear and not chip. If I start using them and find an issue, I will revise this.The blow mold case is medium weight, not heavy duty, but not bubble packing either, - so nice enough for someone like me who'd not going to be tossing the box, etc. The latch is a bit, not tight, can't say loose but not tight, but works smoothly.The ratchet had a weighty feel to it, "heavy" - nice. I resembles another makers wrench that likely costs double this entire set, but, that's only a guess.So, over all unless I have a fit, or chrome finish chipping issue, - I expect to have these forever, like that ones I got 40 years ago for my first job, from that major dept store that no longer exists.For a spare set to reach for and not take a walk to get, - these should do and at what I think is likely a pretty good price. I have not purchased tools in a good while, - I have all I need and take care of them, so, that's why, - I'm not a tool collector; I only what just what I need.I hope that helps.Remember, if even there is an issue, with Amazon, - then, there is no issue, they'll see to it, return or replace, so, no sweat.