I have 3 different ones: A Teng, a Gedore and a Halfords advanced (reason for 3x is because they each do a different range)
All 3 makes offer good warranties (as would Snap-on).
One thing to consider is that some manuals state "90Nm +45degrees" or some instruction like that.
What this means is torque to 90Nm and then turn a further 45 degrees after the torque wrench has clicked...
Guessing 45 0r 90 degrees is easy, but not all have easy angles on it like that.
For that reason I would recommend you see if you can find one with a degree/angle indicator, as can make your life a lot easier at times.
Typically they are no dearer... some just have the feature and others don't.
Other handy features:
- ability to "lock" your torque setting (stops setting from changing accidently)
- "reverse" action via a switch rather than pull top out and put in from other side, which is how for example the Halfords lets you reverse the direction (which is a pain as takes time to take socket off, pull pin, reverse insert and put socket back on).
- Dual scale lbs/ft and nm (most have this, but not all)
- At a min you need 2 wrenches... say one from 2nm-40nm and one from 40-200 ish. You cannot expect a wrench with high torque capability to accurately set low torque, so be careful with ones that say they can do low like 15nm and high like 150nm.
I torque my wheels to 120Nm.
