[The View 5046]

Terry thats correct Sears doesn't warranty torq wrenches. I have a digital type thats been broken and Sears wouldn't replace it. And I have a beam type also. I went to Wally World a fews year back and bought what ever brand they sell. It works ok, but torqing isn't some thing you have to do often. As you know we just finished a 6,000 mile Western swing and only checked torq once, and none were loose.

I also don't allow a impact wrench to be used on anything but the Freightliner. All of the tire shops that are professional will set the torq after removing and replacing a wheel in any Vehicle the service. Thats just my opinion. Other have dfferent opinions. GBY...................

P.S. Back in Tennessee, in Clarksville, Tn. visiting the Grand Kids. Will go back to home base on Monday.