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Style: 312 Piece Set
Features
- The Mechanics Set includes an 84 tooth full polish chrome teardrop ratchets that offers a 4.3 swing arc and flush mounted on/off lever for greater access in tight spaces
- Contains 12 point ratcheting combination wrenches in SAE and metric
- Sockets and wrenches feature off-corner loading design to reduce fastener rounding
- Extension bars feature a knurled grip, providing a non slip surface
Description
GEARWRENCH mechanics tools have all been designed with the professional user in mind to increase productivity, access, and strength. The ratchets, sockets, and wrenches are made from premium alloy steel and feature a full polish chrome finish that resists rust and corrosion. Large, hard-stamped markings allow for easy identification and can be easily recognized as SAE (double line) or metric (knurled line). Additionally, the off-corner loading design puts force on the flats of fasteners for improved durability and reduced fastener rounding.
Color: Black, Silver
Brand: GEARWRENCH
Material: Alloy Steel
Item Length: 16 inches
Item Weight: 0.27 g
Head Style: Fixed Square
Operation Mode: Mechanical
End Style: hang hole
Measurement Standard: Metric, SAE
Wrench Length Style: standard
Color: Black, Silver
Material Type: Alloy Steel
Finish Types: Polished
Item Length: 16 inches
Item Weight: 0.27 g
Package Quantity: 1
Brand Name: GEARWRENCH
Model Number: GEARWRENCH 89071
Unit Count: 1 Count
Set Name: Master Mechanics Tool Set
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: GEARWRENCH
UPC: 099575890710
Included Components: Assortment of 312 GEARWRENCH Socket, Ratchet, Ratcheting Wrench & Screwdriver Set
Item Type Name: Ratcheting Wrench Set
Manufacturer Part Number: 89071
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Standard Limited Lifetime
Frequently asked questions
The GEARWRENCH 312 Piece Master Mechanics Tool Set includes a wide range of sockets, wrenches, ratchets, and various adapters and extensions. The set is designed to cover most automotive repair and maintenance needs, offering both metric and SAE sizes.
Yes, the tools in the GEARWRENCH 312 Piece Set are made to meet professional standards, featuring high-quality craftsmanship suitable for both professional mechanics and DIY enthusiasts. The ratchets come with a 90-tooth gear that provides a 4-degree swing arc for work in tight spaces.
Tools in the GEARWRENCH 312 Piece Set are crafted from premium quality materials for durability and resistance to wear and tear. They are designed to withstand the rigors of daily use in a professional garage environment. Additionally, many tools feature a chrome finish for corrosion resistance.
Yes, the GEARWRENCH 312 Piece Master Mechanics Tool Set comes with a limited lifetime warranty, covering defects in material and workmanship under normal use. This offers peace of mind and a guarantee of the company's commitment to quality.
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🚀 Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The product receives mixed reviews with an overall positive inclination towards the quality and variety of the tools provided. Customers praised the comprehensive nature of the sets, highlighting the inclusion of both metric and standard sizes and the presence of useful features like ratcheting combo wrenches. However, some expressed concerns over missing pieces, particularly in the larger sets, and noted discrepancies in socket sizes provided, leaving a few common sizes out. The quality for the price was frequently mentioned, suggesting good value despite these flaws.
Pros
- 🔧 High-quality tools at a competitive price
- 🇺🇸 Made in the USA, meeting expectations for quality and reliability
- đź› Comprehensive selection covering most everyday needs
- 🔩 Includes both metric and standard sizes, enhancing versatility
- đź‘Ś Ratcheting combo wrenches received specific praise for their usefulness
Cons
- ❌ Some sets arrived missing crucial sockets, causing inconvenience
- 🔄 Reports of receiving duplicate sockets instead of a complete variety
- 📦 Lack of an inventory list or warranty information in the packaging
- 🔍 Difficulties in identifying and sorting through loose pieces upon arrival
- âš™ Certain commonly used sizes like the 10mm socket were missing, requiring additional purchases
Should I Buy It?
If you're in need of a comprehensive tool set and value quality and variety over absolute completeness, this product is a solid buy. It's especially suitable for non-professional use where the occasional missing piece can be supplemented separately. If pristine condition and organization are paramount, you might want to consider the missing items and packaging critiques. Overall, for the price and the majority positive feedback on the quality, it's a recommendable purchase for a wide range of users.
Style: 312 Piece Set
Great set just missing a couple sockets or will receive the same socket sets multiple times
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2022 by Bruce Ware
Style: 312 Piece Set
I bought this as a shop set as an addition to a pretty extensive USA Craftsman collection in the garage. Fit and finish, quality of the product all seem pretty good. It has very limited "fluff" items, no Allen keys, driver bits, etc. There is nowhere where this set is listed with an inventory of what is actually in this set, and zero paperwork comes with the set, like zero, not a scrap. No inventory list, no warranty info, not even a welcome to Gearwrench sort of thing, absolutely nothing. It IS packed pretty well, double wall boxes inside other double wall boxes, although inside those is just bags where everything is just loose, Sorted out by type, but loose. So a couple wrenches don't look particularly pristine and the Combination wrenches were just covered in greasy finger smudges. So not a lot of prep before packaging. Plan on counting to verify you get everything and prepare as you're sorting through to identify some obviously missing pieces and then discover the count is complete. There are some very strange omissions. Let's start with 1/2" drive. 1/2" drive 6pt &12pt shallow SAE goes from 3/8th through 1" by 16ths, as is expected and typical. The 1/2" SAE deep (6pt) omits 15/16ths for whatever reason and no 3/8ths, which is an omission at the end of the size range so I can live with that. Metric is a little more all over the place, 10-19mm deep, 10-24 in 6pt and 8-24 in 12 pt, all complete, no skips in any series, but certainly not generous, and frankly the 1/2" drive size range lacks some token larger sockets, even if limited to a single type in SAE and Metric. The Metric Deeps are almost laughably limited, being more like a 3/8" size range than 1/2". On to 3/8th" drive. Here there again is 6pt deep, and 6 and 12pt shallow. in SAE all 3 are the same 1/4"-1" by 16ths, and are complete. There is no skip of the 15/16th in any of the 3 and with the exception of the additional 1/4" socket as the bottom size, it's the same range as 1/2 drive, which seems odd and makes that missing 15/16th in 1/2" drive deep just seem odder. Metric is all 6-22mm no skips in all 3 types, except there is a stray 24mm 6pt deep socket, so missing a 23mm there, OK not unusual for metric skips in larger sizes, however let's remember that 1/2" drive deep stops at 19mm, so you don't get a 23 deep there either, and why do the 3/8th deep go larger than the 1/2 deep? 1/4" drive, maybe the oddest of all. In inch we go from 3/16-9/16th in deep (both 6 and 12 pt this time) and 5/32-9/16 in shallow. So obviously shallow has 5/32, and all have 7/32 and 9/32 and all BUT 12pt shallow has 11/32, why just that one? It's an understandable size to omit I suppose but only in one of the 4 "types"? And then we have the most bizarre omission of them all, in 1/4" drive metric which are complete in all four types from 4-15mm (+5.5mm) except for one size in the deep 6 pt. Wanna guess? 10mm. I guess Gearwrench figures you're gonna lose it anyway so they just pre-lose it for you. Just so every person that buys this set just starts out, from day one, looking for the missing10mm socket. Is it a good value? Seems so, It looks well made and consistent, Sizes are not particularly easy to read, but SAE and Metric are differentiated with a deep knurl on the Metric. Chrome looks good. The ratcheting combo wrenches that came in the set are flip over, straight pattern, non offset, non reversing, but seem decent. Ratchet heads look nice. The 1/4" drive screwdriver handle is not my cup of tea, but if there is one undesirable in a crowd of 312 I'm OK with that, and particularly that piece. On casual inspection it seems on par with industrial and tool truck tools, and would likely perform as well for 99% of how you'd use them NOT in daily driver industrial or professional setting. The downside? The high side of the 1/2" drive size range is pretty weak, I certainly think a "Master set" needs to go to 1 1/4" or 1 1/2" in SAE and 30-32mm in Metric. The 1/2" drive deep Metric is kind of unexcusably weak, capping out at just 19mm, especially considering ALL other socket types in BOTH 1/2" AND 3/8" drive go beyond that. And, well, let's face it no 300+ piece socket set is gonna get 5 stars with an intentionally missing 10mm socket, I mean that has to be some inside joke somewhere. I do truly hate the fact that my OCD would just never allow for the missing 15/16ths, the 11/32nds, and sin of all sins the missing 10mm. So I've spent almost $600 for a "Master set" on Amazon and will need to back fill it from Ebay, and probably add that 23mm too, as well as some larger 1/2" in the process, to something that ISN'T my primary set of tools. Is any of that really necessary? For me, no, I have that depth in other sets in another part of the house, BUT if I am going to buy socket organizers for these, as this is a case-less loose set, which I already have ordered, gaps are just a philosophical problem. It may very well be that I will never use those missing pieces that I feel compelled to purchase, but it's kind of the principle of the thing. It should "feel" like a complete set, which it doesn't.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 18, 2022 by Ken Irvin
Style: 312 Piece Set
Very nice set of tools
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2025 by Norman Wilcoxson
Style: 312 Piece Set
Everything is good quality and you get most of what you need. I knew I was taking a chance when they didn't say exactly what sockets you'd be getting. Got all 312 pieces but it skips a couple common sockets. 15/16 long in 1/2 drive and 10 mm long 3/8 drive. Also doesn't have anything bigger than 1" in 1/2"drive and and bigger long metric sockets to match the shorter ones. I'm finding myself spending time and money finding sockets to fill the missing spots in standard trays. Still don't regret the purchase though.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2023 by Tasha
Style: 312 Piece Set
This is an expensive set but well worth the investment.
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025 by thomas s.
Style: 312 Piece Set
Let’s start by saying I loved the kit unboxing and I’m not a picky guy normally I ordered organizer to pair with this kit but as I’m going through the kit I counted every peice because I’m looking for a 10mm deep socket that wasn’t in there to start with so this irritates me horribly going from craftsman to Pittsburg to snap on to now gear wrench there is just one funny thing about it all the previously mentioned brands included 10mm deep sockets how can they skip one of the top 3 most important sockets for anyone who works on gm trucks at least they included one for 3/8s but I’ve went to harbor freight and bought tool kits that included guess what the 10mm deep socket I’m debating about sending this kit back for what it costs it should include all 10ms for each drive deep and short no exceptions and that’s a shame because I’ve went away from snap on because I was looking forward to going all gear wrench the tools I’ve bought in the past have been complete kits but for the price I hate it’s missing a 10mm and a couple standard sockets standard Is understandable but not the 10mm deep in 1/4 drive I’m reaching for both 3/8s and 1/4 10 deep dsily with gm trucks and this just irritates me I’d have to buy another socket to complete a brand new unboxed set
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2023 by Justin L
Style: 312 Piece Set
So here we have what is rightfully called a “master” set. Pretty much everything needed to fill a toolbox, and fill it with decent quality stuff. Gearwrench is made by Apex tool in Taiwan. They are a well known, mid-tier brand. So while you won’t confuse the quality or price with a Snap-On, you do get tools that are a great deal better than what you’d find at Harbor Freight. And what about Craftsman? Well, they used to be my go-to as a quality mid-price tool. But unfortunately their hand tools have gone down hill hard over the last decade or two, and I would definitely get these Gearwrench ones over the Craftsman of today. I will now go over my brief thoughts about tools included in this 312pc set. Ratchets: The backbone of any tool set and generally the most expensive item to replace individually. These Gearwrench ratchets are quite good. 84 tooth, meaning the spacing between detents in very small. This is great for working in tight quarters. The finish is good, smooth chrome. The reverse levers move really smooth and everything feels great. Compared to the Craftsman I recently reviewed, these are much better in function and feel! You get 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 drive ratchets in this set which covers all needs! Sockets: The bread and butter of a tool set. And thankfully these are well done. Sizes are engraved and very large, easy to read. Much better than laser etched which eventually wear off. The wall sizes are nice and thin which makes them much easier to use in tight spaces. Generally, the weaker the steel, the thicker the wall needs to be to get the same strength. Thus, using wall thickness can be a good indicator of quality. And the thinner, the better. You get metric and standard, 6 point, 12 point and spark plug sockets in this set. Wrenches: Gearwrench quite literally made it’s name on ratcheting wrenches so it’s good to see a nice complete set of them included here. They feel really good, no slop. Steps between ratchet clicks are very small. So much like the ratchets I reviewed above, these wrenches will be great in tight spaces. Extension bars, U-Joints, Reducers: Nothing really stands out about these parts. They are fine quality and work well. Extensions are knurled which is nice for manually driving fasteners. So, overall you get what you pay for here. It’s an expensive set, sure, but these are tools you can use over a lifetime without issue. There aren’t any misses or duds in the group and I’d recommend it to anyone who wants to start out with a good quality tool. Buy yourself a nice tool box, fill it up with these and never have to worry about it again. Lastly, a word on tool “piece counts” and why you shouldn’t base your decision solely on that. It’s prone to fluffing up with driver bits, Allen wrenches and other things of little value individually. Every little screwdriver bit counts as a piece with these companies. And those things are literally a dime a dozen. So when you see a set with a similar or higher piece count for a much cheaper price, do some investigating! This set is 312 GOOD USEFUL PIECES! Each piece would cost AT LEAST a few dollars if bought individually at the store. Obviously the ratchets and wrenches would cost a lot more than a few dollars, but you get my point! Hope this helps!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2021 by Dale
Style: 312 Piece Set
Seen other reviews about missing sockets and took the chance anyway. Missing 5 sockets, manufacturer no help or reply. Save your money and time and do not buy this set.
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025 by Shane