When it comes to automotive repair, the right tools can make or break a job

Auto technicians need equipment that not only works well but also boosts efficiency and precision.
Gearwrench says this is where its 90T Ratcheting Wrenches come into play; designed to address the most common challenges of speed, strength, access.
If you are looking to cut down on time, Gearwrench says a 90T ratcheting wrench is a must-have in your toolkit.
The main feature which sets the 90T ratcheting wrench apart is its 90-tooth mechanism, which allows for just a four-degree swing arc to turn fasteners.
While traditional ratcheting wrenches require larger swing arcs – sometimes as much as five to 10 degrees – Gearwrench says the 90T wrenches let you to work in far tighter spaces with more precision.
This is especially useful when working on vehicles with limited space, such as underneath the car, behind an engine, or in compact areas like suspension components.
In these tight spaces, every degree of movement matters. The 90T ratcheting wrench allows you to work in places where a traditional wrench wouldn’t fit, making it easier to get fasteners turning without unnecessary repositioning of the tool, says Gearwrench.
As well as its reduced swing arc, the Gearwrench 90T wrench offers flexibility through its Double Flex GearBox design.
It also features a 180-degree flex head, allowing it to pivot and reach fasteners that may be positioned around corners or in awkward angles.
This is especially helpful when working in confined spaces, as the flex head ensures you don’t need to remove and reposition the tool constantly.
The wrench also includes off-corner loading, which helps prevent fastener rounding – a common problem when the wrench slips or doesn’t engage the fastener properly.
This feature, along with the extra-long beam that provides leverage and strength, helps you apply more torque without compromising the control or safety of your work.
Gearwrench 90T ratcheting wrenches are also ergonomically designed with handles that ensure a comfortable, non-slip grip, even during extended use.
The longer beam provides leverage while still being comfortable in your hands, reducing fatigue and increasing your efficiency.
For those who regularly work in tight positions, the 15-degree offset found on some models helps improve knuckle clearance.
This means fewer accidental hits to your hands or wrists, making the wrench more comfortable to use in awkward positions.

For more information, visit www.gearwrench.com.au