You don't want to overspend on auto mechanics' tools, but you don't want to go cheap where it counts. If you're a home mechanic or a beginner auto repair technician, you may feel somewhat discouraged ...

No mechanic needs to break the bank in order to fill out their collection of tools. Thankfully, these inexpensive options ...

The whole point of buying a mechanic’s tool set is to get the best bang for your buck. Bundling everything together reduces the overall expense and saves you the hassle of having to track down ...

Whether you work in a body shop or are a DIY mechanic, if you want to take auto repair seriously you're going to need a tool set that is not only comprehensive and high quality, but also easy to ...

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It’s taken me decades to build my tool loadout, just as I’m sure it’s taken many of you. There are tools from every brand under the sun, too. There’s my trusty mechanic’s set from Craftsman (an OG set ...

A baker couldn't bake a beautiful cake without proper utensils, nor can a photographer take pictures without a trusty camera. Similarly, a mechanic can't fix a car without a proper home tool kit. The ...

We’ve all seen mechanics deftly reach into their array of specialist tools to tackle a specific job. There are usually enough wrenches, ratchets and other implements to make a novice’s head spin. But ...

Thinking back to my first tool set, I saved up a couple hundred bucks and went down to the local shopping mall. After perusing the aisles of high-dollar tools, I settled on what I could afford and ...

The Workpro 408-Piece Mechanics Tool Set is now just $140, a 53% discount off its regular price of $300. It pairs quality chrome-vanadium tools with a real 3-drawer steel chest, which means you get an ...