GEARWRENCH 1/4" Drive 120XP Micrometer Torque Wrench, 30-200 in/lbs. - 85171

Easy to read, adjust, and use. Is pretty long so harder to get into tight areas but a great torque wrench overall.

Perfect 1/4 inch pound ft/ Newton meter torque wrench. Very high quality and smooth feedback when torque setting is achieved. Just used this on the valve train of a super duty 10-speed transmission, transmission pan, and rear differential cover install. Perfect and precise tool and worth the money.

I previously purchased torque wrenches from HF and they were low quality. One started slipping when attempting to torque some nuts toward the upper end of the range, so it went in the trash. This tool is much better made and can be sent back to the MFG to be calibrated, if needed. The black color on the number band is easy to read. Others are chrome and very difficult to read and line up to the correct number.

Nice torque wrench. Feels good in your hand, easy to use. Can't honestly speak to the accuracy, but I'm assuming it's with the specs. Feels like it's a quality tool, priced well for what I consider a mid-to high end torque wrench. Looks pretty too. I'm not a professional mech, but I'll probably go for some other 120XP's when I replace some torque wrenches, that I bought in 1979, 80, and have had kicking around since just after high school.

I have the 1/4" micrometer 120xp as well and both are very very good. The weight is good, the click is good, accurate and comes with calibration cert. Very good value. Aircraft mechanic. Also can be recertified and calibrated. 👍

ONLY BUY FROM VERA TOOLS!! I bought from woot twice and received a torque wrench with a tilted graph and crooked gauge indicators both times. Idk if companies outside of Vera tools are getting the tools that fail gearwrench qc tests but with Vera tools ive only had 1 maybe 2 issues. Keep in mind im in the process of replacing most of my tools for tolerances and ease of use. Gearwrench makes the best ratchets imo and their socket tolerances are very good. I dont normally leave reviews but vera tools needs it recognition!! 🙌

Easier to use and great to mechanical project.

The case first off is great, the ratchet itself is nice quality, grip feels good, great value for the money

First off, the torque dial readings are already rubbing off. Secondly, although the device comes with a calibration certificate with very accurate measurements, well within the plus and minus 3% standard, when testing this torque wrench the readings are well over the limits. Lastly, I can't even calibrate this device myself because the nut is super tight and you need an extremely thin deep socket to gain access to that nut in order to loosen the hex screw. Needle nose pliers won't even work cause it's so damn tight. The manufacturer purposely did this so you would have to send the unit in to have it recalibrated to spec. Conclusion, close to $300 for a tiny torque wrench that comes non calibrated and you can't even calibrate it yoursef. I think too many customers are relying on that calibration certificate without properly testing the units.

Great quality as always with GearWrench tools. Feels good in the hand. Have noticed the end cap does unscrew from time-to-time but an all around great torque wrench.

According to the manufacturer's calibration sheet, this torque wrench has a maximum allowable limit of plus/minus 3% accuracy. When setting the torque wrench to 76 ft-lbs, the actual measured reading came out to 80.2 ft-lbs which means that this torque wrench was not correctly calibrated by the manufacturer or perhaps your staff members mishandled the fragile sensitive tool and caused the calibration to go way off. The measured reading was in fact 5.53% accuracy which is above the max tolerance level. You cannot use this device to accurately torque nuts and bolts on your vehicle since it will damage the threads by over torquing. Not to mention all the dents and damages present on the tool. It seems that the tool was previously used and not band new as stated by the amazon webpage description, which would be considered as false/misleading advertisement.