Matco Silver Eagle. Cheaper than Matco (like Snap On's Blue Point) but full lifetime warrenty on ANYTHING with Matco in the name. Got a full set of Torx and security torx, reverse torxs and some hex thrown in for good measure. $100.

 

Thanks for the post.........been looking for a set.......headed to Sears @ lunch.............WD

 

Great catch. Sent the OL out to Sears to get two sets... one for me and one for a riding bud.

Should make a nice little Christmas present to us both.

 

Are they the "RED" torx bits or the "YELLOW" ones, 'cause...well.... you know[sm=smiley24.gif]

 

Haha, you beat me to my post. I can see arguing, maybe, the bike lifts but are we really now arguing torx bit quality? I've had 1 socket wrench break in my entire life but never a socket or a socket bit. However, if it ever does, I can afford a new one. At least if you buy it from Sears, they'll replace it if it does break.

Hey, Stanley tools are sold at Walmart and they use a yellow color scheme on all their stuff. Does that mean they are as high quality as the almighty Sears Yellow bike lift?

 

I've had a set of the Lisle bits and they have served me well since 1993.

 

Lisle makes very good tools, similar in quality to Snap-on.

 

Just last month I said these torx wrenches had served me well, a couple of weeks later, one snapped on me with very little torq. Go figger.

 

My 2¢ on torx head bolts. . . they suck!

Every time I try and either loosen or torque m down they strip. I am in the process of switching over every damn bolt on my scooter to either a 6-point hex head OR Allen head.

Torx can bite me

 

Got the Lisle set(8 yrs)in my work van and the MATCO Silver Eagle (2 yrs)in the roller in the grudge. Only broke one Lisle, my own idiotic fault, and I love the MATCO in the shop. Just my .02