EPAuto1/2-inch Drive Click Torque Wrench, 10-150 ft/lb, 13.6-203.5 N/m, Black

Got what was pictured and what it described it was. Thanks

Great item

Product was used to tightening bolts on valve cover gaskets. Great quality and came with adapters for 1/4” to 3/8”. Needed torque wrench for inch lbs at low settings under 100 inch lbs. came with quality storage case

It looks good

I had a torque wrench at one time , but sold all of my tools. I needed one that would torque 225 lb/ft , and this one covered that. Very well made wrench , and it's nice to look at as well. Definitely recommend .

Seems decent quality as advertised for someone doing mechanic work requiring torque wrench no complaints all good.

I've always done my automotive work without a proper torque wrench but when I recently had to replace a wheel bearing on my Subaru, I decided I would not chance the parts that literally hold a wheel and brake onto the car with improper torque and I am glad I did.The torque wrench seems well-made, and comes with an extension and an adapter which both came in really handy. For example I destroyed one of my ratchets attempting to undo the axle nut, but the extension let me use a 1/2" ratchet I couldn't have otherwise done.My main/only complaint is that the scale isn't easy to read unless you're actively watching it creep across the line. The difference between 40 and 50 lb-ft is basically just one printed line, so you've gotta pay attention.I was concerned that it was not clicking over at high torque settings so I ramped it up at first and it did feel like it was progressing in a linear fashion. The final torque for my axle nut was 158 lb-ft but the wrench was rated only for 150. I set it for 158 and there was still more room on the adjustment so I'm trusting it to be close enough though I suspect it is not the most accurate there.Job done, 50 miles on the car, and my wheel is still on.

Good for price, good quality tool.