MaxPower9-Piece 3/8 Inch E-Torx Star Socket Set - E7, E8, E10, E11, E12, E14, E16, E18, E20

Had to replace the starter on my 2003 BMW 530i, and realized that I was going to have to use Torx Sockets to remove 2 bolts. Fortunately, I found these on Amazon, and at a great price.Although I only needed the 12mm socket, it worked like a charm Sockets came in easy-to-use case, were well chromed, and performed solidly without issue.I would highly recommend this item/brand to anyone needing Torx Star Sockets.

I've had no issues tightening bolts to 100nm using the T12 and T14. So seems to be up to the task of regular work.

I ordered both this maxpower set and the uxcell set because I wanted to see which was better, and I wanted a backup in case I snap one while taking apart my engine. The Maxpower arrived in a plastic holder with locking lid, while the Uxcell arrived loose in a plastic bag. Both are similar in weight and appearance, but the Uxcell does have gripping grooves, which can be helpful. The big difference is on the larger sizes where you can see the Maxpower are thicker-walled, implying greater durability. The Maxpower set was 15.99, while the Uxcell were $13.29. The storage case and thicker construction are worth the $2.70, in my opinion.

The E-Torx Socket Set was required to remove the rear wheel brake cylinders from my 2001 Chev Malibu. The cylinders needed to be replaced after the bleed valves on the original cylinders had broken off. E-Torx sockets could not be found in any local auto supply or hardware stores but were available from you through Amazon. They worked very well and I was able to quickly remove the cylinders for replacement.

E-Torx Sockets fits standard 3/8" wrench with no problems at all. Works as intended. Quality and price is great and the bonus plastic case helps to keep the sockets organized.