3/8-Inch Drive Click Torque Wrench, Dual-Direction 72-Tooth Torque Wrench Set 7.4-44.3 FT.LB/10-60 Nm Dual Range Scales Torque Wrench for Bike, Motorcycle, Car Spark

One of the few affordable torque wrenches marked primarily for Nm. Easy to use and good enough for the girls I go out with

This torque wrench is extremely well-designed and manufactured. It is very solid and heavy, thereby allowing it to be used in any situation where a torque wrench is needed. It is simple to read and set and gives you feedback as to when the proper torque is reached.

This is only my second torque wrench and the first one went “missing” when movers packed up my stuff for an overseas assignment (go figure). Therefore I’m not an expert with torque wrenches, but I’m a woodworker and DIYer that needs a torque wrench every so often. Especially since my son has a new 1992 Miata to work on.The BULLTOOLS torque wrench has a nice and secure case that snuggly fits the wrench and the 3 addition tools (1/4” adaptor, 1/2” adaptor, and a 3” extension). The torque wrench is ~12 1/8” long. The release button works very well for inserting and removing sockets. The black locking knob pulls back easily and locks into place at every increment line. Once you get the hang of it the locking knob is actually easy to use, since you can keep it pulled back with your thumb and index finger and use your whole hand to twist the blue handle around to the desired torque setting.When torquing a bolt, there is just one click along with a slight bend of the wrench from where the handle/arm connects to the socket head. The click is not too loud, so it might be hard to hear if there’s a lot of noise around you or if you have headphones/earbuds on.The wrench feels pretty good in the hand and feels solid. It’s a 90 tooth wrench, so it’s nice for ratcheting. It’s nice that they include the calibration certificate along with directions in the case. I’m not sure if it’s accurate, but it has to be better than guessing with a regular socket wrench.

Ordered this torque wrench to go along with my larger torque wrenches. It comes in handy for smaller jobs that dont require large amount of torque or jobs that have limited access.Used it during an oil change on my Pioneer UTV. I was able to torque my oil filter cover bolts as well as the oil drain plug (which only needed 9 ft/lbs and 14 ft/lbs respectively). It was a lot easier using this wrench vs the bigger ones I have.The built quality is solid. I prefer this type of locking mechanism for the torque setting (pull the ring down to adjust then release to set) vs the type with the locking turn screw on the bottom. It comes with 2 size adapters as well as an extension which is nice. It also includes a case for storage.One thing I wish was better was a louder "click" for reaching torque. You can feel it and hear it if you listen carefully but it is not as pronounced as my larger torque wrenches.A calibration certificate came with the wrench. But I will admit I do not have any testing equipment of my own so I am trusting the wrench to be giving me the correct torque.

Excellent torque wrench. Works great! No issues with using it whatsoever. High-quality, durable and gets the job done.I recommend highly!

I got this to use at my job for the lighter applications that need a torque specific tightness but do not require the use of a larger and more bulkier tool. ( I work as a mechanic in maintenance for a bottling plant) That said this tool was very understated int eh advertisement in the quality and accuracy of it. I tested it on outr calibration and it was very accurate right out of the box. I have used it now solid for obverse a month and retested it and it still is holding its calibration. It is extremely easy to use and maneuver and I did not find the dial or the sleeve cumbersome or hard to work with. I love the packaging and the case and I cannot say enough about the quality and the ease of use. I would not use this on lug nuts or anything like some one else reviewed but then again it really is not designed for that. I give it 5 stars plus and would not hesitate to recommend to anyone that needs a torque wrench. This is such a quality tool and exceeds a lot of my coworkers tools that they bought off the truck for 10 times the money.

I picked this up because I needed a mid-range torque wrench. I had a small one and a large one, but was lacking the "between" range.Build quality is very good. Aluminum handle. Comes with calibration certificate (which I am trusting is accurate) and a good set of instructions. Adjustments are easy to make, and the head clicks when the proper torque is reached as it should.The only complaint I have is that the ft-lbs scale has no minor scale on the adjustment ring, making the ft-lb scale pretty useless. 2.5 is the "zero" for the ft-lb scale, and each detent past that is an additional 0.37 ft-lb. That's too much math for me to use on a regular basis. So if you get this, expect to have to convert everything to N-m, or etch those values into your adjustment ring (which I will eventually get around to). Conversions are needed so often this is only a minor inconvenience, but it's something to know especially if you typically work with standard rather than metric.The photos I uploaded are the calibration certificate, the N-m scale, the ft-lb scale, a photo of the kit, and the instructions front and back.

Let's face it, you're not nearly as good torquing by feel as you think you are. Over torqued fasteners are a problem waiting for just the right time to rear its ugly head. Find the spec and use this torque wrench to be sure you're doing it right. It's easily adjustable and includes an extension and adapters so you'll always be able to drive the sockets you have. Give it a shot, your car will thank you for it.