Neiko 03574A Jumbo Combination Wrench Set | 16 Piece | SAE | 1/4” to 1-1/4” | Raised Panel Construction

Got these for a great deal I feel, needed the bigger ones for work and for the cost I just got the whole set for what it would’ve cost me for just the few wrenches I needed, holding up good so far.

Awesome

This thin set of wrenches saved me time and probably a headache as well, worth the money.

These are made to a reasonable tolerance and at first inspection are strong enough to do what you need from them. The chrome plating seems fine, though I have nothing to say about durability yetThey're not going to be your go-to open ends, but they're the right tool when you have only 3-4 mm of thickness to work with and don't need torque to move the world (duh...).I'm not a professional mechanic, so my needs for thin wrenches are fairly limited (automotive ignition and brakes, espresso machine). This set is fine for the former, but don't include big enough sizes (20-23 mm) to take apart an E61 grouphead.The alternative is 6" half thickness adjustables from Channel Lock or whomever. I have a couple of those, which are pretty decent wrenches but are somewhat compromised at times: their heads are still pretty thick even though the jaws (4-5 mm) fit fine in tight spaces.Overall this set is a reasonable toolbox addition, probably more than enough for most non-professionals.

First of all, I like Neiko tools. I have purchased their hex bits, socket bits and metric wrenches. Their products are durable and quality made. But I wanted a complete set of SAE (American) combination wrenches for the back garage because I'm old and get tired of walking back to my house or front garage for American wrenches. I have metrics up my kazoo. This set is amazing - 1/4" to 1 1/4" (16 wrenches) for $47 (minus the Prime card 5%) in a black oxide color which will definitely set them apart from the chrome metrics. But the best part is that they are made to at least the Craftsman standard with the side raised panels and they are way longer than the standard combination wrenches. I would buy these over Craftsman 100% of the time.

I bought this set hoping to use them on the cone nuts on the axles of my bicycle, but they are just a bit to wide, so I had to spring for cone wrenches from Park Tools that are 2 mm wide. I believe these Neiko's are 3 mm wide. Good tools though and I will use them elsewhere.

Love these sets for being in a machining industry these are the best tools for grip with ease especially being saturated in oil and mineral spirits. These wrenches fit every need I've been wanting for my job I dislike the other brands that are chrome polished that slip out of my hands easily , also more organized with ease of finding what I need in less time. Overall best bang for your buck in my opinion.

I bought this set on sale for 50$ which is a very good price for a wrench set this big. Surprisingly they are very well built. Most cheap wrench sets can get very narrow on the sides and feel like they're cutting into your hands when applying pressure, this is not one of those sets. It's very well built for such a cheap price. Sizes are stamped as well which is a plus.