MAXPOWER 9-Piece 3/8-inch E-Torx Star Socket Set - E7, E8, E10, E11, E12, E14, E16, E18, E20

Did the job. Tight fit on the head. Sturdy plastic locking storage rack. I have only used one size, but it did the job I needed it to.

Seems okay so far. I am only using the E8 for my 350z exhaust header studs @ 11ft-lbs. Works for me.

If you work on todays engines you will at some point need this little specialty tool. Great tool at a great price

Is as advertised. The case it comes in took me forever to figure out how to open lol but maybe thats just me

Awesome

Removing the front seat of my GMC truck

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.

If I had it to do over, I would look for 1/4 drive sockets for this job.

They look good and sturdy,something you don,t use very often ,they worked fine on chev suburban headkight assembly

Nothing much to note about these other than the fact that they worked, they didnt break or break anything. Helpful for working on my BMW.