Update: This deal is back again at a lower price w/ new promo code
SucceBuy Tools Overseas Global Store via AliExpress has
65-Piece Vevor/SucceBuy 1/2" Drive Impact Socket Set (SAE & Metric, SS213878655) on sale for $46.29 > now $44.76 - $5 when you apply promo code
USDEAL5 at checkout = $42.29 >
now $39.76.
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Product Details:
- Each socket in this 65-piece impact driver set is marked with laser-etched size indicators that ensure easy identification, even in low-light settings. This thoughtful detail enhances efficiency during your projects.
- This complete set features a wide variety of tools, including both deep and standard sockets in sizes ranging from 10mm to 24mm, as well as fractional sizes from 3/8" to 1-1/4". Additionally, it includes extension bars in lengths of 3", 5", and 10". Other tools in the set are a 1/2" 72-tooth ratchet wrench, a 1/2" impact universal adapter, a 1/2"F x 3/8"M adapter, and a 3/8"F to 1/2"M adapter, ensuring you have everything you need for your projects.
- Industrial-Grade Cr-V Alloy Steel
- Constructed from high-quality impact-grade alloy steel, this 1/2 impact socket set provides outstanding impact resistance and absorption. The steel undergoes vacuum heat treatment, which involves rapid heating and cooling, resulting in a polished and durable surface, making it ideal for various working conditions.
- Featuring a hexagonal drive design, this socket tool set differs from traditional rounded designs by effectively reducing the pressure applied to fasteners during use. This innovative feature minimizes wear and helps prevent rounding or stripping of bolts.
Top Comments
I'm a professional mechanic so they get used daily... why do I own so many sets, you ask? So that I'm not scattering them all over the place. They're in my truck, in my shop, in my garage, in my car and I have spare sets to replenish any pieces that might get lost.
I beat the crap out of these things with my Milwaukee 1600lb/ft impact (including the universal joint) and haven't had anything fail me yet.
All in I own the eight sets for LESS than one incomplete "master mechanic" set from the big names... so what if the ratchet won't hold up (mine haven't had a problem yet after running them over, dropping them and even using them as a hammer) just invest in a quality 1/2 ratchet... these sets at this price are no-brainers... buy them.
Community Reviews
This 65 piece impact socket set stands out as a heavy, low cost beater kit for home, garage, and weekend work. The sockets are thick walled and have held up to hard use with breaker bars and high torque impacts, and the included ratchet has also survived rough treatment. Shipping has been fast from U.S. distribution. Main drawbacks are the oily coating, strong odor on some sets, and easy rusting if stored in damp conditions, so dry indoor storage matters.
Common Questions (5)
The sockets are lightly oiled and can rust easily if stored in a humid or wet area, so dry indoor storage is important. Arrival odor varies: some sets have a strong factory smell that needs several days of off-gassing, while others have only a slight odor; wiping them down or degreasing can help.
They are described as Chrome Vanadium rather than true Chrome Moly impact sockets, so they are not the same as premium impact sets. Even so, they have been used daily with a Milwaukee 1600 lb-ft impact, breaker bars, and even around 1400 lb-ft torque without reported failures, making them suitable as a tough beater set for home or shop use.
The included 1/2-inch ratchet is lightly oiled and may not be the best part of the kit for hard use or car-kit storage. A separate quality 1/2-inch ratchet is a common recommendation, while the sockets themselves are the main value.
At around $40, it is repeatedly described as a strong value for a beater set, especially because it includes both SAE and metric sockets plus a ratchet. It is also far cheaper than a Quinn set on coupon, which was cited at about $100 and without ratchets.
The set is very heavy at about 32 pounds, so it is not ideal as a carry-around kit in the case. It is better suited to a shop, garage, truck, or other place where it can stay stored and used in one spot.
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In that thread a month ago, Some one mentioned it was not going to be something you carry around in its case because, it is heavy.. Mine is 32 pounds. Sockets are lightly oiled to prevent rust and are quite thick walled. It is most suitable for dry use, and huge clearances. If it is stored in a wet or humid basement, the set will rust quite easily. If you are using and storing them indoors in a climate controlled shop, it should be good. The included 1/2 inch rachet is also lightly oiled, so I would add the be carefull caviot twice about the car kit idea.. A rusted ratchet head makes the whole kit useless..
BTW, it came from a USA logistic point so it came with in 5-7 days as I recall. I hate this seller but at this price I gave it a whirl for a tool kit at moms house.. I have had issues with the seller with my first order using a verry good coupon, go figure..
It is easy to go hog wild with teamoo and alibi express.. Dont do it..
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I'm a professional mechanic so they get used daily... why do I own so many sets, you ask? So that I'm not scattering them all over the place. They're in my truck, in my shop, in my garage, in my car and I have spare sets to replenish any pieces that might get lost.
I beat the crap out of these things with my Milwaukee 1600lb/ft impact (including the universal joint) and haven't had anything fail me yet.
All in I own the eight sets for LESS than one incomplete "master mechanic" set from the big names... so what if the ratchet won't hold up (mine haven't had a problem yet after running them over, dropping them and even using them as a hammer) just invest in a quality 1/2 ratchet... these sets at this price are no-brainers... buy them.
In that thread a month ago, Some one mentioned it was not going to be something you carry around in its case because, it is heavy.. Mine is 32 pounds. Sockets are lightly oiled to prevent rust and are quite thick walled. It is most suitable for dry use, and huge clearances. If it is stored in a wet or humid basement, the set will rust quite easily. If you are using and storing them indoors in a climate controlled shop, it should be good. The included 1/2 inch rachet is also lightly oiled, so I would add the be carefull caviot twice about the car kit idea.. A rusted ratchet head makes the whole kit useless..
BTW, it came from a USA logistic point so it came with in 5-7 days as I recall. I hate this seller but at this price I gave it a whirl for a tool kit at moms house.. I have had issues with the seller with my first order using a verry good coupon, go figure..
It is easy to go hog wild with teamoo and alibi express.. Dont do it..
But the messy fake-impact coating and easier rusting is a good argument for just buying a set of standard chrome sockets from Harbor Freight, which aren't messy and won't rust, then use the lifetime warranty if you ever do break one.
I'm a professional mechanic so they get used daily... why do I own so many sets, you ask? So that I'm not scattering them all over the place. They're in my truck, in my shop, in my garage, in my car and I have spare sets to replenish any pieces that might get lost.
I beat the crap out of these things with my Milwaukee 1600lb/ft impact (including the universal joint) and haven't had anything fail me yet.
All in I own the eight sets for LESS than one incomplete "master mechanic" set from the big names... so what if the ratchet won't hold up (mine haven't had a problem yet after running them over, dropping them and even using them as a hammer) just invest in a quality 1/2 ratchet... these sets at this price are no-brainers... buy them.
In that thread a month ago, Some one mentioned it was not going to be something you carry around in its case because, it is heavy.. Mine is 32 pounds. Sockets are lightly oiled to prevent rust and are quite thick walled. It is most suitable for dry use, and huge clearances. If it is stored in a wet or humid basement, the set will rust quite easily. If you are using and storing them indoors in a climate controlled shop, it should be good. The included 1/2 inch rachet is also lightly oiled, so I would add the be carefull caviot twice about the car kit idea.. A rusted ratchet head makes the whole kit useless..
BTW, it came from a USA logistic point so it came with in 5-7 days as I recall. I hate this seller but at this price I gave it a whirl for a tool kit at moms house.. I have had issues with the seller with my first order using a verry good coupon, go figure..
It is easy to go hog wild with teamoo and alibi express.. Dont do it..
funny enough but mine came via fedex within 48hrs.. was crazy fast... and yes, heavy!
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