NEIKO 10078A XZN Triple Square Spline Bit Socket Set | 11 Piece Long and Short | 12 Point | CrV Steel

Great quality, got job done on a budget. M12 used to torque head bolts on a Mercedes M104 engine. Awesome little kit

Needed it for an axle/driveshaft replacement project. The set has a good assortment of bits and they seem to be sturdy and good quality. The price was reasonable and I appreciate the case being included. I like the brand and would recommend this set.

I needed this for a brake job on my VW. Had to put a good bit of force on it to get the bolts to loosen. Item worked perfectly and took the force.

I bought these cause i needed them to do a brake job on a VW (they love using these drivers), they are strong and come in all the sizes you're going to need on VW, the plastic box is also very welcome as it makes them easier to store safely. My only issue is that the driver is a 1/2 whereas i would have preferred a 3/8 drive (did not see the website specify the drive size)

The media could not be loaded. Great set, I like the box and quality

Well made and carrying case makes storage easy

If you need these you’ll know there is no substitute. If you’re a VW tech you may want to go upmarket for your tools but these work great for me.

I own a 2000 Volkswagen Golf.Perhaps this may be obvious to you already, or maybe not - these triple square bits are nearly essential to have when you own (and work on) a German car, and, conversely, will NEVER be used if you own ANYTHING non-German.It's just a German thing... Perhaps just a VAG (VW, Audi, Porsche) thing as I cannot remember running into these fasteners on my BMWs... Never owned anything Mercedes though.This being said, I ordered this triple square bit set in anticipation of me removing my door lock actuator on my driver's door. On these Volkswagens, the actuator is held in with 2 8mm triple square bolts.Yes, I could have possibly jammed a specific size slotted screw driver in, or modified the bolts to accommodate some other removal method, but I figured 'what the heck?' and ordered the kit for $13.Nifty little case! Now I can put them back and stow them away for maybe when I need them in 2022. Who knows?They seem to be made of satisfactory quality. Similar to what I'd expect from Craftsman I guess. They worked beautifully for my task - removing 2 8mm bolts with blue lock-tite.I cannot comment how well they would hold up to higher torque demands, but for $13, can't go wrong!