Customer Reviews for VEVOR Flex-Head Ratcheting Wrench Set, 24-Piece SAE and Metric, 72 Teeth, Cr-V Steel Ratchet Flexible Combination Wrench Set with Storage Case, for General Household and Automotive Repairs, Silver

I wish I could give these a good review. All the other Vevor stuff I have is top notch. These wrenches are very attractive as far as wrenches go but the price is great but the metal is soft. I had to take a fitting off an air chuck with a 9/16 end wrench. It actually spread the wrench open and put dents on the side of the wrench. I have hundreds of other wrenches going back 50 years. Ive never seen that happen. I'll keep these around for light use and have them hanging on the wall for convnenience on the rather nice holder but but the wrenches themselves are crap.

The first two wrenches I went to use (8mm then the 5/16) do not ratchet. Others I have tried seem to be ok. Was pretty disappointed when the very first two wrenches i tried don't work

Il kit a valigetta è completo solo che la colorazione nera dura come un gatto in tangenziale. Avrebbero dovuto essere almeno anodizzate le chiavi a vricchetto ma è risultata con un velo di vernice che appena usi l utensile si toglie

Iam a diesel mechanic i bought the wrenches about a month ago fresh out the 3/4 ratchet is binding up sent a video and support ticket they just keep telling me it gonna take more time for there techs to evaluate not a good sign to buying there tools so far

Way to thick and not hardended as proper tools

Never showed up. The tea king shows them still in nasville. IDONT LIVE IN NASHVILLE! Absolutely NO response from customer service. AVOID THEM!! Had to fill out stars to submitt,b ut they should be all no stars

Broke the first time using

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Only received the STD Wrench set and the Metric set was not sent.

I bought these wrenches to replace one 7/16 Husky that costs $20, but I’m not sure I got my money’s worth due to the lack of care used to shape and finish these wrenches. In the picture of the full set look at the gaps between the flex heads and the handles, especially the 7/16 and the 3/8 and 5/8. In the picture of the 7/16 on its side look at how the head is finished. I don’t think I’ve ever such poor craftsmanship before. Also see the different thicknesses of the chromed metal around the gold ratchet part. This is especially noticeable between the 3/8 and 1/2, and the 9/16 and 5/8. I wonder where else poor workmanship will show up when I start using these wrenches. I’m glad my company name isn’t stamped on these…