Update: This popular deal is still available.
LEXIVON via Amazon has for
Prime Members:
Select Lexivon Torque Wrenches on sale as listed below for prices starting from
$39.18 when you apply the corresponding promo code at checkout.
Shipping is free.
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TattyBear for sharing this deal.
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Available:
Features:
- Pre-calibrated to ±4% clockwise and ±6% counterclockwise, and individually certified with a unique serial-numbered calibration certificate for reliable accuracy.
- Hardened and heat-treated Chrome-Vanadium internal mechanism with a full-steel shaft for lasting strength and long-term reliability.
- The electro-black coating helps protect against rust and corrosion, while the high-contrast yellow-on-black scales (ft-lb / N·m) stay clear and easy to read at a glance.
- Control your setting with a clear, audible click at each adjustment, then use the lock/unlock collar to keep your torque value secure while you work.
- Rubberized, secure-grip rotating handle powered by LEXIVON's proprietary mechanism helps reduce hand fatigue by up to 62%, plus a durable case keeps everything protected.
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Top Comments
Engine work is often 3/8 but aluminum and small fasteners you may need less than 20ft-lb this one specs down to.
Bicycles and small engines you want a 1/4 that is scaled in IN-LB (not Foot Pounds) or N-M.
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General lesson- get the cheap stuff it still works fine.
Community Reviews
Lexivon torque wrenches are positioned as a solid DIY set, with the 1/2 inch drive best for wheels, lug nuts, suspension, and other high torque jobs, while the 3/8 inch covers most under hood and brake work and the 1/4 inch fits smaller bike or small engine tasks. Long term use and recent purchases describe the 1/2 and 3/8 as accurate, durable, and handy for casual maintenance. The main cautions are that the click can be faint on some units, the adjustment increments feel coarse, and accuracy concerns have shown up in outside testing. A practical pick if you want the right drive size for common garage jobs.
The 1/2-inch drive fits wheel and large fastener work better because it provides extra leverage for suspension and lug nuts.
The 3/8-inch drive works well for many under-hood and engine tasks when torque needs stay within typical DIY ranges.
The 1/2-inch and 3/8-inch Lexivon torque wrenches have been reported as accurate for long-term DIY use.
Promo codes reportedly produced a combined purchase price of $99.90 for the 3/8 and 1/2-inch wrenches.
The 1/4-inch Lexivon wrench has been reported to never click, which led to stripped threads on oil pan bolts.
The torque warning click has been reported as barely noticeable on a prior Lexivon torque wrench purchase.
Project Farm testing reportedly found the 1/2-inch Lexivon from this deal placed last and showed up to about 10% error at 50 lb across multiple trials.
The measurement increments have been criticized as being set at 15, which can make fine adjustment more annoying.
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General lesson- get the cheap stuff it still works fine.
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Engine work is often 3/8 but aluminum and small fasteners you may need less than 20ft-lb this one specs down to.
Bicycles and small engines you want a 1/4 that is scaled in IN-LB (not Foot Pounds) or N-M.
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank
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For that matter, how is this one any different from the multitude of options on Amazon, where you can often get wrench "sets" covering all three sizes for less than the price of just one of these?
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