Torque Wrenches
Torque wrenches for Land Rover servicing and repair work, covering smaller 5–25Nm fixings, general 30–210Nm workshop use and heavy-duty applications requiring up to 800Nm.
Start with the specified tightening torque, then select a wrench with the correct working range and drive size. Check the individual product page for torque direction, adjustment method, supplied case and calibration details before ordering.
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Find the right torque wrench
Torque wrenches should be selected by the specified tightening value rather than drive size alone. The three tools in this category cover smaller engine and service fixings, general workshop assembly and the much higher torque figures used on certain hub and crankshaft fasteners.
| Torque range | Best place to start | Typical Land Rover work |
|---|---|---|
| 5–25Nm | 1/4″ drive torque wrench | Smaller fasteners and service work requiring controlled low torque |
| 30–210Nm | 1/2″ drive torque wrench | Many wheel, brake, suspension, drivetrain and general workshop fixings |
| 200–800Nm | 3/4″ drive breakback torque wrench | High-torque work including the Discovery 2 front hub nut and TD5 crankshaft pulley bolt |
Check the torque wrench before ordering
Use the specified tightening figure for the exact vehicle and component, then make sure it falls within the wrench’s working range. Drive size, tightening direction and available access also need to match the socket and job.
Torque range
Confirm that the required tightening figure falls within the stated minimum and maximum range of the wrench.
Confirm that the required tightening figure falls within the stated minimum and maximum range of the wrench.
Drive size
Match the 1/4″, 1/2″ or 3/4″ square drive to the sockets and type of fixing being tightened.
Match the 1/4″, 1/2″ or 3/4″ square drive to the sockets and type of fixing being tightened.
Tightening direction
Check whether measured torque can be applied clockwise only or in both clockwise and anti-clockwise directions.
Check whether measured torque can be applied clockwise only or in both clockwise and anti-clockwise directions.
Access and leverage
Consider the wrench length, surrounding components and the space needed to apply the required torque safely and steadily.
Consider the wrench length, surrounding components and the space needed to apply the required torque safely and steadily.
Low, medium and high-torque workshop use
| Wrench type | How it fits into the workshop |
|---|---|
| 1/4″ drive | Compact low-range wrench for smaller fixings where a general 1/2″ wrench does not reach a sufficiently low setting. |
| 1/2″ drive | The main general-purpose workshop wrench, covering a broad range of common Land Rover servicing and assembly work. |
| 3/4″ drive | Long, heavy-duty wrench for large fasteners requiring several hundred newton metres and more leverage than a standard workshop wrench provides. |
Related workshop sections
| Section | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Workshop & Tools | The complete workshop section, including service tools, lifting equipment and general hand tools |
| Sockets, Spanners & Drive Tools | Sockets and drive equipment used with torque wrenches during dismantling and reassembly |
| Service Tools | General and specialist tools used alongside torque wrenches during Land Rover servicing and repair work |
| Jacking & Lifting | Jacks and axle stands for wheel, hub, brake and suspension work |
