Sealey AK4314 4PC JIS Screwdriver Set

Excellent. Never use any other type of screwdriver on Japanese cars or motorcycles, these wont slip and give great purchase on the correct screwheads

Good quality screwdrivers. It is worth getting these in addition to your Philips and Pozidriv screwdrivers so that you always have the right driver to avoid damaging screw heads.

Good quality JSI screwdrivers

Great for Honda bike

Got so fed up of trying to find a screwdriver with a perfect fit for adjusting screws on bikes...and just discovered why, the screws are JIS heads which are different to Posidrive and Philips! Doh... Sooo...picked these up at a pretty good price and they'll last a lifetime. Sorted!

Screw really well.. can’t say much more! Handles are good, work for my r/c cars which is what they’re intended for. all good!

Decent quality, getting regular use out of them. Regret not buying a set sooner. If you're looking after something Japanes you need these.

I’ve been working on my various bikes for 30+ years. You can certainly do the job with Philips and/or Posidrive tools. But these actually make a huge difference and for the smallish cost, they’re well worth it. Wish I’d had more knowledge sooner. Short version…if you have a Jap bike, get a set. You’ll thank me (as I thank previous reviewers). Are they good quality screwdrivers in general? Honestly, I don’t really know as I’m not expert enough and have not used them enough yet. From the overall look of them they certainly seem reasonable and don’t give any bad vibes. Sealey is a very mixed bag as a brand and I know from experience they often slap their name on some very cheapo generic stuff and jack the price. But the price for these (£12.46 when I bought although no Amazon non-marketplace price available) seems very reasonable. Would be nice to have some sort of container, but I guess they go in a toolbox, drawer or rack so not essential. How do they make a difference? They grip far far better in Japanese screws than alternatives. On my Honda, I just used them to remove screws holding the screen and top fairing. In the past I’ve chewed these screws up slightly and had to be oh so careful to press firmly when undoing. I’ve now replaced the screws with genuine Honda ones (which are not pennies) and I’m pleased I can now look after them. That makes working on the bike much more enjoyable and removes a barrier to attempting some jobs. A big upgrade to your toolkit for not a lot of cash in my view.