GEARWRENCH 3-Piece Flex-Head Flare Nut Wrench Set - Ideal for Tight Spaces

rc8559: The wrenches seem to be of good quality, but there was no tray included as was clearly stated in the ad. This was a big disappointment. Got 3 wrenches with the flex flops around.

United States on Aug 06, 2023

Eric: These almost replace the need for crows foot line wrenches. I like them enough to have one set, but not for each of my tool kids.

United States on Aug 05, 2023

Chris: I used these tools to change my brake lines from the oem rubber to steel. They exceeded my expectations. If you need a starting set of flare nut wrenches these will work just fine.

United States on Jul 09, 2023

nancy l.: satisafait

Canada on Jun 01, 2023

R1200RT: Bought this to bleed the rear brake caliper on the BMW G310R. Works great, far easier than trying to remove the muffler which is blocking access to the bleeder on the rear caliper.

United States on May 25, 2023

Marcel Gélinas: Personnellement pour le moment

Canada on May 09, 2023

Marcel Gélinas: Personnellement pour le moment conformité de l offre

Canada on May 09, 2023

Chris: Solid wrench for hydraulic or fuel lines on vehicle, when flare nuts are stubborn these make the job easier than standard wrench

Canada on Feb 17, 2023

MarkMark: I was worried these that these wrenches were a bit on the chunky side when they arrived. But then I used the 5/8 and 11/16 on a DPF job with ceased sensors. I was surprised these wrench’s took a lot of torque from reefing on, and I found the offset of the heads to be exactly what I need most of the time. Great set, price & quality are close to the sweet spot, no complaints here. (The set of wrenches on the right side of the drawer in the photo)

Canada on Jun 20, 2022

David: I compared this tool set's 10mm directly to a 10mm snap-on flare wrench in my tool box:
Both have about the same clearance around the fastener hex head. Both are about the same dimensions, both have about the same corner reliefs.
There is a minor difference at the top and bottom directly outside the fastener mating surface, which probably does not matter.
The GearWrench has chroming and less clean machining inside the wrench fastener mating surface, vs the snap-on that has a clean, bare mating surface (smoother machining). I do not know if this is because the Snap-on is used, and the GW is new; I will be interested to see how the GearWrench wears.
Both have about the same outside surface finish, but the snap-on handle is a lot less wide, and about the same thickness and length.
Plastic case is meant to be placed in a tool chest drawer, and it fits well, just takes up a little more room than it could with a smaller holder, which makes a big difference if your box is getting full.
4 stars because of the machining at the fastener mating surface, since as far as I'm concerned that's the ONLY place the machining matters. 5 stars for value and everything else about...

United States on Jun 04, 2013