Gearwrench 80455 Torx Bit Socket 3/8 Inch Drive T55

Product Description

The GEARWRENCH 80455 is a 3/8 inch drive T55 Torx bit socket designed for fastener removal and installation in automotive, mechanical, and industrial service applications. Constructed from chrome-finished steel, it delivers the durability and torque transfer required for heavy-duty fasteners encountered in professional shop environments. The socket measures 1-55/64 inches overall length with a 1.81 inch bit length, keeping it compact for use in tight spaces. Licensed technicians and professional mechanics rely on this style of bit socket when working with Torx-head fasteners on engines, suspension components, and drivetrain assemblies.

This T55 Torx bit socket is suited for professional repair and maintenance work where 3/8 inch drive tooling is standard. It fits into the common workflow of automotive technicians and industrial maintenance personnel who require a reliable, single-piece socket for high-torque Torx fasteners. The chrome finish resists corrosion during regular shop use. The socket meets ANSI, ASME, and SAE standards, making it appropriate for professional-grade service work in both shop and field settings.

Key Features

• 3/8 inch drive compatible with standard ratchets, extensions, and drive tools
• T55 Torx bit profile for use on large Torx-head fasteners
• Chrome-finished steel construction for corrosion resistance and durability
• Compact 1-55/64 inch overall length suits confined work areas
• Meets ANSI, ASME, and SAE standards

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard service tool compatible with 3/8 inch drive ratchets, torque wrenches, and extension bars requiring a T55 Torx bit socket.

Installation Notes

This socket is installed by mechanics and service technicians using standard 3/8 inch drive hand tools. Before use on vehicle or machinery fasteners, ensure the equipment is safely secured and, where applicable, electrical systems are powered down. Inspect the socket for cracks or wear before applying torque. Use the appropriate torque wrench and follow the equipment manufacturer fastener specifications to avoid fastener damage.