5Pcs E Torx Star Female Bit Socket Set 1/4" Drive E4 -E8

Exactly what I needed and a great price.

I didn't even know these existed until I needed one! Used on carburetor stud on B&S engine and the E5 socket worked great. Fit properly and managed the torque just fine. If I need sizes beyond the range of this set, I'll probably buy Snap-On but in this range these are fine.

Worked as expected.

Only needed 1 socket. Oreillys wanted $17 for a similar set. Loose sockets in a little plastic pouch. Probably won’t need them again. Glad to get them for this price.

Every time I get a new car, I need a new TOOL? They can’t make enough money on the car, they have to change fasteners with “new” head design so you have to buy new style tool! It works!

Exactly what I needed for my Durango

I've always heard of security torx bits, but it wasn't until very recently I learned that "inverted torx" (reverse torx, E-torx, female torx, whatever!) even exist! I prefer simplicity of just having one set of torx, but alas there are some DIY projects that require "E-torx" bits as well. This set comes with only standard E-4, E-5, E-6, E-7, and E-8 although this was enough since I only needed an E-4. The price is spectacular! I could not find these tools at any local automotive shops, and when I did find these, they were marked up to $25 to $35 U.S. dollars for a set. These bits are made in China, but they are of good quality. They even seem to have a built-in magnet-like design as I was able to remove some E-4 screws and the socket would hold on to the screws like a suction without it falling and getting lost. I'm quite the fan of these, and if you have rinky-dinky repairs that only require one or two E-torx sockets at most, this is the must-own set for you!

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