So I saw this SAE/metric at a fine price and had to jump on it
585297
Only four stars because I haven't actually used them yet. I've needed them in the past and had t borrow them. My tool rule is "borrow it twice, buy it the third time". So I saw this SAE/metric at a fine price and had to jump on it! GearWrench is a good brand for other tools so, like I said, I jumped. I'm impressed with it's layout and will add more once I've used it on a project. It arrived on time and is as advertised.
4207848
Nice unit, a little loader then I would have thought but visible increase in mileage.
4899355
Well it was long overdue but finally made time to get it , and a reasonable price tag at that
3910667
I love the tire pressure monitoring system (TPMS) on my 2006 Cadillac SRX - saved my bacon a while back when I ran over something on the highway that punctured my tire.  Vehicle is so stable didn't even feel the tire losing air.

Now the wagon has over 170K miles.  Recently on a long trip the light came on, TPMS said 0 lbs in the RF tire,.  I got out immediately and checked the tire, pressure was ok, and TPMS was accurate for all other tires.  Tried to reset the TPMS but system wouldn't read the right front tire.  So, new sensor.

Dealer wanted over $100 for just the part.  Major tire chain (they sell tires at a Discount) wanted $75 and no warranty.  Had my local tire guy install for $15, with new balance (that was probably overkill on my part).

Now, much tire love.

I would advise double-checking the part number with a dealer to make sure it fits.
2587988
I can not really say much. I just got this down loaded. It looks like I downed it twice on the price end and I kow that has to be a mistake.
2522103
pretty good, one time i think it was stuck on 16.5psi  for a minute or 2 as i tested different tires on different cars
2983155
I figured the sensor, being a bit over $3 Billion, and being discounted about 17% would be a great deal. Installed it in my car, hooked it up to a live-time scanner, and I didn't get any better gas mileage. I was hoping for a good 100%.
4599366
Just got the two I ordered and filled them, one for metric and one for SAE. Seem to be very well constructed. Do wonder a little about the two tie straps, we will see if they hold up.

On a side note these were $12.99. I liked them but discovered that a needed a third. Curious why the third one was $12.69.
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Bought this as part of a total clutch replacement in my 2012 Mazdaspeed3. It is MUCH lighter than the stock dual-mass, and I've been able to notice the engine revving much faster. On the negative side, you've got to be good to avoid stalling when starting out. Without all the mass at the moment of inertia, theres a very fine line between conking out and squealing the tires. Mine has also contributed to quite a bit of idle chatter. From what I've read, this is a normal product of switching to a lighter flywheel, but it'll make you think something's wrong under the hood before you figure it out. In all, I've been happy with this purchase, especially since it cost a third of what an OEM dual mass did.
3821879
It's a fine product, but the day after I bought it on Amazon I saw it in an auto parts store for $1.10. Wish I'd gone local with this one.
3239435
Edited below 07-16,
2013 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sahara.
For the price you really can't beat this rim. I shopped all over and decided to go with Amazon while other sites were just a dollar or two lower because Amazon had all my other orders together.
The wheel, I'll try to post pics later but for now you'll have to trust me. They look good! You WILL have to grind the brake calipers just a hair to keep these from rubbing. I'm talking an 1/8th of an inch in just a small spot of the calipers. By no means does it effect the remaining inch or more of steel left. You may even get away with a metal file. Wheels and Tires are a huge expense for jeeps initially. I used these wheels and some 35" x12.5"x15 Kuhmo's and my total was around $1600 for 5 when all said and done. Not bad I must admit for all new stuff and not knowing a guy who knows a gut who can hook me up on something or other. Do yourself a favor and ditch the OEM lugs and upgrade to some decent 1/2x20 acorns. Also, Cragar has a decent black center cap that I found on a popular Jeep site, (M4x4). $10 a piece for those I think I paid.
Overall I love them mainly because a 15 with 35" is cheaper that the other types of combinations.
Drop down to 2 stars 07-16, these aren't round.
3888199
I didn't realize how much fluid my transmission actually needed so this was a pretty good deal.
654052
Slam dunk to stay on top of filter replacements at this price. I write the date and mileage on the side in marker so I can track how long it's been in, and roll my eyes at the mechanic when he says he doesn't have a record of replacing it and they have one handy for only $30. Dude - it's got 3,000 miles and I can eat off of it...
331208
I balked at the price but after releasing the first crimp I thought "Wow, that looks like the factory did it!"
4319583
I may have crashed it a couple of times but did not expect it to brake so quickly.
4712404
Expensive, but it did work.  I needed it to view SRS codes, and I didn't feel like mashing up the cable/winXP/hacked software trick to view it on the cheap.  The scanner is nice, great display, sees the codes, gives you real time info.  The lookup feature built in is ok, you're better off asking Google about the codes you get.  Overall, I'm satisfied.  I'm just disappointed you have to pay around $150 to get ABS/SRS support on a scanner that's doing exactly the same thing as the ones at the $40-50 price point.  Meh
3833323
Used on SUSE Leap, detected it and every thing seems to work fine, but haven't used it much.