SUNEX TOOLS 9710M 3/8-Inch Drive Metric Crowfoot Flare Nut Wrench Set, Size-10 - Size 19, 10-Piece

Works great and a great price

Very good set of wrenches. I broke the 13mm one the first time I used it, but used sunex's warranty and no issues since then. I assume it was just that specific one that had an issue from the factory. Have put them through a fair bit of use, as I work at a Dealership. Great product for the price. I don't use them that often, but they are certainly the kind of tool that when you do need them, nothing else will work. I think I paid $35 for them, and for that price they are excellent. They are made with smooth jaws (like an open end wrench) or like a line wrench, like these specific ones. I use them to torque brake lines, so these work great for me. However, you can't slide them on the fastener like you can a regular wrench. If you need to do that, you'll need the smooth jaw ones rather than this set. However, if they're made to the same quality as these, then they should also be a great set to have.

does the job

I am not a professional mechanic, but I do wrench on rusty Midwestern cars, and I have to say, these Sunex crowsfeet do the job. I used the 17mm on a 16" 3/8 ratchet to remove my torque converter mount under my 08 Fusion, and they worked like a charm. They didn't break, round or round out the bolt, so that was already money saved over bringing the car to the mechanic. But for a few dollars more, I think you should spring for the Crescent set, and here's why: 1. These Sunex don't have tapered edges, so getting the crowsfoot on your fastener is a little more difficult since they must go "straight" on. 2. The Crescent set is beefier and looks like it would not crack as easily in higher torque applications. let's face it, you hope you'll never be using these on rusted fasteners, but life happens. 3. The Crescent set is a little thicker in width. 4. There is a dimple for your 3/8 ratchet so it doesn't simply fall off if it gets caught on something. It didn't happen to me, but others have complained about it. 5. The Crescent has off corner loading, which means that you're not only relying on the corners to turn the fastner. On the flip side, the 10mm Crescent is narrower than the Sunex. This is helpful since 10mms are always in odd, tight places. The two are the same thickness. The sunex set overall has wider wrenches, which may matter if you're taking the entire set to the junkyard and have limited space in your tool box. All in all, the sunex set is good, but I think you should go for the slightly nicer set from crescent and apex tool group. If you're set on Taiwanese made and sticking it to China, Sunex is made in Taiwan, whereas the Crescent set is made in China.

They crowfoot sockets fit great when you need a bit extra torque in a tight spot or when your doing brake lines or odd space bolts . Love these

I received this set ahead of schedule and they were packaged well, I was a bit skeptical about the purchase at first because I work as a Nissan tech and I need to depend on my tools so most of my tools are snap on, Matco or Cornwell, the biggest complaint I've seen about these is that they do not secure to an extension or a Rachet and I can honestly say I do not have this issue the only thing I can guess is that maybe they received a defective set or they're using low quality tools, the first thing I did when I recieved them was check to make sure that I didn't have this issue, I also checked the fitment of each size and I'm glad to say they are a great fit. They are also very durable I don't use them often but when I need them in glad I have them, they are a great addition to my tools and work great unlike the regular open end crowfeet that just round off the heads I have yet to round anything off using these and for the price you really can't go wrong so I strongly recommend giving them a try.

These are a great value. I used them to install brake lines at the ABS pump and the Steering Knuckles on both my Dodge Chargers.

The items themselves are strong. Brakes loose corroded and aged brake lines without failure or stripping. Don't scratch easy and a clear and legible size engraving that won't disappear. The carrier itself is also nice and sized to fit any box but the clips don't hold too well if it's stacked in a awkward fashion. Great set for any mechanic doing line work or just need a flare nut wrench.

Almost lock the nut

Encaixe perfeito sem folgas, achei largas demais

This review evaluates the Sunex 9710M 3/8-Inch Drive Metric Crowfoot Flare Nut Wrench Set, focusing on its strengths and a key consideration for users. Strengths: Superior Strength and Construction: The wrenches exhibited exceptional sturdiness during use. Their substantial thickness inspires confidence when tackling demanding tasks. Solid Design with Tight Tolerances: The wrenches demonstrated minimal to no play, ensuring a secure and reliable grip on flare nuts. This minimizes the risk of slippage and ensures efficient application of torque. Excellent Engagement: The wrenches provided a near 360-degree engagement with the flare nut, maximizing contact area and minimizing the risk of rounding or damaging the nut. Considerations: Limited Accessibility in Tight Spaces: Due to the wrenches' thickness and extensive contact area, accessing flare nuts in confined or restricted locations might pose a challenge. Users should consider this factor when working in cramped environments. Overall Assessment: The Sunex 9710M wrench set offers exceptional strength, secure engagement, and robust construction. These qualities make it a valuable tool for mechanics and DIYers who prioritize durability and reliability. However, the generous size of the wrenches might limit their utility in situations with restricted access. For users who frequently work in tight spaces, a complementary set of slimmer wrenches might be advisable. Recommendation: This wrench set is highly recommended for users who prioritize strength, secure engagement, and long-term durability. Those who regularly work in confined spaces may want to consider using this set in conjunction with a set of slimmer wrenches to ensure maximum versatility.

Good quality, well made. These are thicker than most so they grab more of the nut surface, I was able to really crank on them without rounding or slipping off.

Son excelente llaves, para la mecanica me funcionan muy bien y las utilizo sin ningun problema