Hey,

I have been using a POS torque wrench from autozone for a while now. Im wondering if anyone can recommend a good, accurate torque wrench for a decent price. I figure its time to step it up for the large winter projects coming up.
Thanks,
Brandon

 

Im happy with my Craftsman.

 

i just bought a "clicker" from advance auto for $35...i like the clickers

 

if you want a REAL good one, track down your local MAC, MATCO, or SNAP-ON truck, they will set you up right, but it will cost you.....

 

I use a Craftsman as well. Very nice unit.

 

Craftsman here too. Be careful which one (range) you choose, a wrench that does lugnuts is practically useless for most of the engine fastners. Thats how I ended up with all 3 Crafstman ranges actually.

Sean

 

I have 3 Craftsman and one Husky(Home Depot). All clicker style with different ranges. They run about $70 each and I have been happy with them. You will probably find that you'll need more than one range.

-Dave

 

"I have been using a POS torque wrench from autozone for a while now"


I resent that!

I have a 20 dollar Torque wrench from AZ and it's awsome. You must have Autozone confused with Pepboys or something!


Autozone tools Rock

 

For the money,Craftsman is good.

 

Another vote for Craftsmen. It just doesn't pay to be cheap when it comes to your tools.

 

Hmm, all my other tools are craftsman, so it looks like thats probably the way ill go. Thanks for the replies.
Brandon