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Socket Set, 108 pcs, CR-V Steel, 1/4" & 1/2" Drive

Socket Set, 108 pcs, CR-V Steel, 1/4" & 1/2" Drive

★ 4.7 (451 reviews)

A garage's first socket set: two drive sizes, metric and imperial, in a blow-moulded case that survives a van.

€89.00 The price you see is the price you pay: duty and VAT are already included, so nothing is collected on delivery.
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  • SKU PF-SOCKET-108-CRV
  • Ships from Sea DDP — UK & EU, door to door
  • Dispatch 45–60 days
Duty paid: Customs and duty: our DDP lanes include import duty and clearance, so the price on this page is the price you pay. Where the €3-per-item duty applies to low-value consignments, we group items into sets precisely so the cost is spread rather than multiplied.

What it does

  • 1/4" and 1/2" drive in one case — the two sizes a home garage needs
  • Chrome vanadium (CR-V) steel sockets and accessories
  • Metric and imperial sizes for older and imported vehicles
  • 72-tooth ratchets with quick-release buttons
  • Blow-moulded case with labelled positions

Specifications & shipping

Pieces108
Drives1/4" and 1/2"
MaterialChrome vanadium (CR-V) steel
Ratchets72 teeth, quick release
SizesMetric 4–32 mm, imperial 5/32"–1-1/4"
Weight5.6 kg
Packed size46 × 36 × 12 cm
Shipping methodSea freight DDP — UK & EU, door to door. 40–45 days to customs clearance after sailing, then delivery; 45–60 days door to door.
Duty statusDDP — duty, clearance and door delivery included
Delivery time45–60 days door to door

What makes a set worth buying

Material and tooth count. CR-V steel is the baseline for tools that will not round off a bolt head, and a 72-tooth ratchet needs a smaller swing angle in a tight wheel arch than a cheap 24-tooth one. This set covers both drive sizes because most jobs need both: 1/4" for interior and small fasteners, 1/2" for suspension and wheel work.

The imperial question

European sockets are metric, so why include imperial? Because older vehicles, farm equipment, bicycles and imported machinery still use imperial fasteners, and the day you need a 5/8" socket is the day you have no car to drive to the shop. It costs us little to include them and saves you a broken job.

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