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GEARWRENCH 57 Pc. 3/8" Drive 6 Pt. Mechanics Tool Set, Standard & Deep, SAE/Metric - 80550

By GEARWRENCH

9.8Excellent matchFeature and use-case score

A single-drive 57-piece set where nearly every listed piece is an actual socket or drive tool, backed by a genuinely tight 4-degree ratchet swing.

  • 90-tooth ratchet requiring only a 4-degree arc swing
  • 6-point standard and deep 3/8-inch drive sockets, SAE 1/4"-1" and metric 6mm-19mm
  • Full-polish, nickel-chrome-plated alloy steel construction
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CategoryVacuum Sealers
BrandGEARWRENCH
Catalog score9.8 / 10

Product overview

GEARWRENCH 80550 3/8-Inch Drive Set: What to Know

GearWrench's own product page breaks the 80550 down piece by piece: 3/8-inch drive 6-point sockets in standard and deep lengths, covering SAE from 1/4 inch to 1 inch and metric from 6mm to 19mm, plus a ratchet, extensions, and a blow-mold case that make up the 57-piece total. Compared with sets in this category that inflate their box copy by counting a case, a screwdriver handle, and every SAE/metric size as separate 'pieces' to hit 100+, GearWrench's number here is comparatively clean, most of the 57 are load-bearing sockets or drive tools, not filler.

The set is 3/8-inch drive only (not mixed drive), which keeps it focused rather than trying to be a one-box solution for every job. GearWrench publishes a 90-tooth ratchet head requiring only a 4-degree arc swing to advance, a genuinely tight spec that matches ratchets found in noticeably more expensive sets. Sockets are described on GearWrench's own materials page as full-polish, nickel-chrome-plated alloy steel.

One thing worth flagging for buyers: GearWrench sells several close variants under similar names, the plain 80550, the 80550P (a separate 120XP premium surface-drive line with a different tooth count and finish), and an 80550F bundle that pairs the same 57-piece set with a free 51-piece 1/4-inch set. Make sure the exact SKU you're buying matches the spec sheet you're comparing against.

Key Listed Features

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90-tooth ratchet requiring only a 4-degree arc swing

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6-point standard and deep 3/8-inch drive sockets, SAE 1/4"-1" and metric 6mm-19mm

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Full-polish, nickel-chrome-plated alloy steel construction

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Blow-mold case for storage and organization

Buying questions

Quick Answers

What's the difference between the 80550 and the 80550F?

The 80550F is a bundle listing that pairs the same 57-piece 80550 set with a separate, free 51-piece 1/4-inch SAE/metric socket set. The core 80550 product is identical in both listings.

Are the 80550 sockets forged or cast?

GearWrench's public spec sheet describes the sockets as full-polish, nickel-chrome-plated alloy steel but does not specify the manufacturing process (forged vs. cast), so that detail can't be confirmed from available manufacturer materials.