VIM ToolsWTC624 Torx Box Wrench Set - 5 Piece

I bought this and other Torx wrenches when working on a BMW. Typically for Torx, sockets are used, but a slim wrench sure is easier in tight locations, like removing BMW starter bolts from the top of the car, instead of the bottom using sockets and extensions. These wrenches do not have angled ends, and the 6/8 (4.5") and 10/12 (5.5") are a little short, so I also bought two other VIM wrenches, a WT0810 (7.5") and a WT1214 (8.25") because they are longer and have angled ends, so I have options depending onthe fastener location. In this set there are five descending wrench sizes, but because the largest three wrenches aren't sized consecutively, it's a little odd that a smaller size may be on a longer wrench, or a larger size on a smaller wrench. In other words, the longest wrench is 20/24 (8.75"), with the next size down being 16/22 (8"), so the 22 size is on a shorter wrench than the 20, and the 16 is on a longer wrench than the 18 on the 14/18 (7.25"). The wrench ends are straight, but the socket openings are slightly turned so that the wrench will be at a slightly different angle when flipped over to help turn a fastener a few degrees at a time. These wrenches are clearly marked with the size on both sides and the brand on one side and model number on the other, and along with the nice, satin chrome finish these wrenches look like a premium product.

Definitely a must have and an added addition to your toolbox 🧰. Worked flawlessly, which helped with the time spent on the project.

I have only had to use these wrenches a couple of times. The value is good for the money.

Not as shiny as earlier production ones.... chrome is duller.

The carrying case for the wrenches is great and the wrenches themselves do well. However, if you can live without a couple sizes... I would go with the gearwrench ratcheting version instead. I'm using these wrenches on a BMW 135is and it's ridiculously difficult to get certain bolts off because the clearance is sooo small that I'm doing 1/8 turns (if that). I have to flip the wrench over to get a different attack angle every time I loosen or tighten. It's pretty insane.Because of that, I might end up buying the ratcheting versions anyway (I do have a BMW after all... clearly, I have money to throw away) and these will still be a welcome addition to my collection of tools.

Very good quality. That's coming from a guy who owns $10,000+ in quality USA made tools. In the past it's been tough to find external torx wrenches. So when I had a Jeep 4.0 motor to pull (the top two bellhousing bolts are external torx) I searched again and found these. Snap On has a version but for the price and how infrequently I use them, I wanted a cheaper option. I used the E12 wrench. It is the second smallest wrench here and I couldn't get enough leverage to break the bolts loose. So I put a small cheater bar broke the bolt loose. I was almost certain I was going to break this Taiwan made wrench, but no, it held up great. For $32 this is a steal. It saved me a good 2 hours of messing around with swivels and extentions trying to get a socket on these bolts (that's how I did it last time I pulled on of these engines). Highly recommended.

VIM Tools makes tools for tool trucks like Mac and SnapOn. The qulaity of their tools is pretty amazing considering the price. It just goes to show how much tool trucks jack the prices up.These wrenches are beautiful and functional. The holder it comes with is OK, nothing amazing, but effective. The feel of thw wrenches in your hand is simialr to that of MAC or Snap On. The price is unbeatable. They fit bolts as well as any comparable more expensive tool.I don't use these very often, but any time I get a German car in the shop, I'm glad I have them. Well worth the money for the aggravation saved, when you have one of these handy.

A set covering many more sizes than the aver age set, 5 wrenches(10 sizes: E4-E24.) Made in Formosa, a bit pricier than Chinese, but better quality, for sure! Includes a latchable holder to keep wrenches together in the tool box or on the work bench!

Works well decent quality.

Last review was for different part

I purchased these because I have a BMW E92 and using these is much easier than trying to get e-torx sockets in that bay

I am working on a SeaDoo and they are all metric Torq bolting and all are located in the most awkward spot that engineers could dream up putting them and add to that they are Lock tighted during assembly, you only have one chance to get them free or the head strips, sooooo long story short get these wrenches or face disaster with a strip headed bolt behind something that you cannot get at with a drill etc.

These things are great for working on German cars. They fit fasteners well, have a decent finish, and work perfectly. More importantly, they make my life easier.