Williams MWS-12RC 12-Piece Metric Reversible Ratcheting Combination Wrench Set

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This set may say Williams on them but these are tool truck quality and you can buy this same set branded as blue point (another snap on tools company like Williams) for 3 times this price on the snap on tool truck!! Save yourself some money and buy these here!!

I'm a hobbyist mechanic, and have had these flex-head ratcheting wrenches on my wish list for a decade. I've had a set of Gearwrench ratcheting combo wrenches for years, but those have been retired for these. These Williams wrenches are really high-quality.Great quality - low throw angle (ratchets when you don't have a lot of room to move the wrench), tight bearings, very solid feel. I have some other Williams sockets which are my #1 set, and they've held up like champs.These wrenches come in a flimsy, plastic organizer that I've continued to use until I find something better. The organizer is great to keep in the tool box, but won't last very long outside.Buy them - they're worth it. Whether you're just getting started, or are a seasoned pro - the value-for-money for these are 100% worth it!

I have been wrenching on cars for the last couple of years and I started out with Huskies, went to craftsman, then I graduated to gear wrench. Most of the Gear wrench is pretty good but the quality of been declining recently. I recently bought the reversible metric kit from them and I had to return it because the reversible mechanism was really clunky.I've been looking for a really reliable reversible wrench and this seems to fit the bill. Received in the mail two days ago and I've already put it to work with replacing the upper control arms on my Audi. They work fantastically and I could not have been happier. It's pricey but well worth it.

I’m a gas turbine mechanic by trade and was looking for a good affordable set of wrenches for my home box with some sort of anti-slip design similar to the proto ratcheting wrench set I have in my work box. Being as I have a set of normal combination wrenches from Williams in my work box that have the super combo open end design i elected to go with this set on Amazon since it is advertised to have the super combo open end design. However as you can see in the pictures above that is not the case. That being said I have used these for well over a month now at home while rebuilding the engine and redoing all the suspension on my 2nd gen dodge ram 1500 and have had absolutely no issues with slipping or rounding. Ratcheting mechanism is till smooth and selector switch still flips flawlessly.

The only catch when you get a flex head reversible wrench is that all those mechanical components have to go somewhere while still maintaining the strength of the ranch itself. As a result, the head is relatively thick and does not fit into every space I would like it to fit. However, when I have a normal clearance around the bolt, these are like butter.For me, the flex head is a fabulous feature that I would not want to do without. If you're trying to decide whether to spend money on the reversible feature, only do so if you really want it. Half the time it is faster for me just to flip the wrench over than to use the switch.My son is an Audi mechanic and has the snap-on version of these wrenches for which he paid a fortune but they have a very nice reverse switch on the side of the ranch that just pushes left and right. The rocker switch on these wrenches is more difficult but still cool, especially when you consider how much less expensive than they are than snap-on.

These wrenches are very well made and have worked great so far. They were the only ones I could find that had a flex head, ratcheting mechanism, and reverse. They are still quite compact even with all three features. The other thing I like is that they seem easy to disassemble if I ever had to replace anything or just wanted to clean them.. There is a c clip holding the ratcheting mechanism together and there are hex nuts on the reverse level and flex head.My only negative on these is that the flex head moves very easily. It is sometime tricky to get the wrench to actually seat on the bolt instead of just moving the flex joint (especially on rusted bolts).

I use these wrenches everyday. I’ve put several of them through some serious wrenching on old rusty bolts and they handle it very well. I bought gear-wrench ratcheting wrenches and broke 3 of them very fast. Williams brand is the way to go if you want a strong wrench that will last a very long time.