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

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!

Exactly what I needed for my Durango

Good for the price. I've been using them at work for months now and they work great. No issues or wear.

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.

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.

Much better quality than expected for under $6. I got them to alter the tool for 1 task but didn't due to better quality than expected. So I put them in the main toolbox.

Exactly what I needed and a great 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!