Williams MWS-10A 10-Piece Super Combo Wrench Set

These wrenches have helped me rip out my old exhaust all the way up to the exhaust manifold on a rusty 96 Impala SS. They had no problems with bolts thanks to the Super Combo grip which consists of little notches placed in the open end of the wrench. The box end also has a similar mechanism to reduce the stress placed on the corners of fasteners. It is a very similar mechanism to Snap-On's Flank Drive Plus or Matco's Opti-Torque Pro or Wright's Wrightgrip. I actually like it more because it is not as aggressive in regards to stripping the bolts yet it still maintains a great grip on them.These are so expensive because they are made on the same line as Snap-On's Flank Drive Plus wrenches which happens to be in the US. Overall, the finish is great but not perfect. On the bottom portion of one of the open ends of the wrenches the chrome finish was uneven and dull. There were a few other minor cosmetic defects but they weren't enough to return the set. These come in 2 blue roll pouches, one for the smaller portion of the set and another one for the larger wrenches. These wrenches are known for having a beefy beam which is a characteristic I like and they are also a little bit longer than your standard combo wrench. Despite this fact, I haven't encountered any clearance issues. Some other pluses is that they don't dig into your hands and that they are sturdy enough to handle a high amount of torque.Overall, the versatility and value of this set is unmatched. A similar Snap-On set will cost you $360 retail for just the 10-19MM wrenches. At the very least, these meet the quality of the Snap-On wrenches and for many, are preferred for the aforementioned reasons. I have not used the imported Williams wrenches but a little research shows their quality is no where near that of these. They are in a similar league as the Blue-Point tools imported from Taiwan and Spain. Buy a good set of wrenches, take care of them and watch them last for future generations.

Excellent quality as to be expected.

Bought these as a Christmas gift for my brother who's name is William. Extremely impressed by the quality, dare I say these are on par with tool Truck stuff like Mac, Snap-on, and such... you wont find a higher quality wrench set.... nice long handles, excellent full polished chrome finish, I might buy another set for myself now and I've already got several sets of end wrenches from Craftsman, Husky and icon and some tool truck and others mixed in also...

In a large set, almost all Williams wrenches had minor to mostly major flaws in its chrome plating inside the box end of each wrench. This defect is catastrophic, and far more common than not. DO NOT BUY.

Got this for my husband. they are great for the price and the design makes them easy to handle

This is hands down a nice set of wrenches. They are thick and help with fatigue with your hands so you aren’t gripping a thin piece of metal. I work as a heavy equipment mechanic at a landfill and they will withstand a lot. Exact same as CAT brand wrenches without the price tag. Buy them and will last a lifetime. Stay away from the cheaper set of Williams.

The thick handles make them better for using an impact on the other end, more comfortable for really putting some torque onto stuck fasteners, no slip open end, better offset than other wrenches.I could go on but I would take a supercombo over any other brand, bar none.You’ll know they’re on another level of quality when you hold one.

These wrenches have a superior cut and finish. They do have the Snap-On flank drive incorporated into the open end of the wrench. They are a beautiful set of wrenches made in USA. Today at work I had to borrow a Snap-On when a tool of lesser quality couldn't complete the job. I'm looking forward to trying them out tomorrow on a high performance jet. I'll find out if Williams matches the quality of Snap-On at a more affordable price. The mouth on the open end looks just slightly different than a Snap-On, only time will tell. I already own a few sets of Williams tools and have no complaints but they're older and don't incorporate the newer flank drive, and they're also the stubby/short wrenches. The flank drive system is suppose to get a better bite on the fastener without stripping it. As it stands now I'm totally satisfied with these wrenches. Already have them in my truck ready for work.