Alot of people swear there is no other replacement tools other then Snap On , Matco and Mac tools. Well I can not afford those prices and even if I could why would I pay that when you have great options like GearWrench, Sunex and other high quality tools. Most of my tools are GearWrench tools and I am extremely proud of that. They make some really great tools and I have never had a issue getting a GearWrench tools warrantied. I but all my Gearwrench tools from Amazon because where I live in Canada there are no Gearwrench trucks. I have had the odd issue with a socket or extension missing from a brand new case and every time I take a picture and send it with my invoice to GearWrench and they send me out the missing tool right away. GearWrench tools ROCK.
@@narcissistinjurygiver2932 I just bought the GEARWRENCH 44 Pc. 3/8" Drive 6 Point Standard & Deep Impact SAE/Metric Socket Set for $95.95. $95.00 would only get you a Snap On screw driver if lucky?
The only reason snap-on is so expensive is because you are paying for them to come to you when your tool breaks Williams sockets are literally the exact same as snap-on sockets but for like a fourth of the price. It's a gimmick, you pay this extreme mark up price in exchange for the tool truck to come to you. I would much rather take time out of my day to go and replace something rather than going broke paying for tool trucks to drive around. So yea nothing special about their tools infact a lot of them are rebranded such as the Williams sockets I mentioned. Be happy to stay away from them it's nothing but materialism
Thanks for your video. There is not much reviews about gearwrench impact sockets. I don't know why. The material are very strong. Cr-mo. So I'm looking for buying the 39 metric set. I wish you tell me your opinion after sometime of use. Should I go ahead and buy it or not.
I see nothing wrong with the set at all IMO. Laser etching plus roll stamped sizing is nice. Fitment and engagement are just fine. For the money and warranty…kinda hard to beat
I just bought a 146 piece set complete no skips 3/8 and 1/2 inch for 499 from home depot. Iam replacing all my harbor freight and miss matched sets.
Nice, I'm going to get me a set of these as soon as my ingersoll 7152 comes in the mail , I got to swap a clutch on my New Holland 1715
They’re good!
Alot of people swear there is no other replacement tools other then Snap On , Matco and Mac tools. Well I can not afford those prices and even if I could why would I pay that when you have great options like GearWrench, Sunex and other high quality tools. Most of my tools are GearWrench tools and I am extremely proud of that. They make some really great tools and I have never had a issue getting a GearWrench tools warrantied. I but all my Gearwrench tools from Amazon because where I live in Canada there are no Gearwrench trucks. I have had the odd issue with a socket or extension missing from a brand new case and every time I take a picture and send it with my invoice to GearWrench and they send me out the missing tool right away. GearWrench tools ROCK.
i love my gearwrench tools. just bought the 15 piece impact swivel 3/8 for 84$.
@@narcissistinjurygiver2932 I just bought the GEARWRENCH 44 Pc. 3/8" Drive 6 Point Standard & Deep Impact SAE/Metric Socket Set for $95.95. $95.00 would only get you a Snap On screw driver if lucky?
@@MarkK01 got the 4 pc 120 xt wrench set for 100 and they are better than s/o
The only reason snap-on is so expensive is because you are paying for them to come to you when your tool breaks Williams sockets are literally the exact same as snap-on sockets but for like a fourth of the price. It's a gimmick, you pay this extreme mark up price in exchange for the tool truck to come to you. I would much rather take time out of my day to go and replace something rather than going broke paying for tool trucks to drive around. So yea nothing special about their tools infact a lot of them are rebranded such as the Williams sockets I mentioned. Be happy to stay away from them it's nothing but materialism
@@Izalfume I agree 100%.
Thanks for your video. There is not much reviews about gearwrench impact sockets. I don't know why.
The material are very strong. Cr-mo. So I'm looking for buying the 39 metric set. I wish you tell me your opinion after sometime of use.
Should I go ahead and buy it or not.
i want that same set, the 1/2" drive metric set. did you ever get it and how are they working for you?
@@user-xz3rn5lz8g actually I got not the full set. Just number of what I need and they are holding great because I usually treat my tools nicely 😉.
I see nothing wrong with the set at all IMO. Laser etching plus roll stamped sizing is nice. Fitment and engagement are just fine. For the money and warranty…kinda hard to beat
How is this socket now?
I’ve been using and abusing here on my farm and ranch with no issue. I can’t say anything really bad about them
@@WrenchAddictiondoes it only have a laser marking? Or does it have the stamped? Im worried im that the marking will wear out
It has both laser markings and is roll stamped
Getting ready to buy the 19 p set has this set held up for you so far
There’s not a thing wrong with this set, sir👍🏻
Do you think the lip on the smaller sockets is intentional for retention?
Like the Gearwrench better than Sunex/Grey P
OFF CORNER LOADING.
Thank you👍🏻