Recent content by Matt_Imp

John Bean is owned by snap on and is who built snap on lifts/tire equipment etc until SO bought challanger a few years ago. But since switching to challanger from what I've been hearing is john bean brand has been moved to China and turned into a budget brand

I recently bought a old auto shop and I want to get a 10k 2 post lift. (will get a 4 post lift too but further down the road) my problem is the distance from floor to ceiling is only 11' 11 1/2" so a lot of brands won't fit. I mostly do mobile HD work out of my service truck so the lift won't...

Put tube's in the tires, relatively cheap and help keep the tire on the bead. I even tube new tires when I put them on atvs and mowers

OK so Capri got back to me. And after shipping it is slightly cheaper to order directly for them, and that way I don't have to give any money to amazon. BUT there would be 17-18% duties and taxes. So if you live in canada it is cheap to buy them off amazon. Luckily I have a brother that lives in...

Their checkout system doesn't let you use any address outside of the USA. I had to email them directly to get a shipping quote.

I got a ultra pro master set from napa with all the different sizes 7 or 8 years ago and it has held up great in a shop environment. I am from Alberta so they have survived their fair share of rust and road salt. The kit was around $300 but you can buy them individually. Also if you only need...

Look at it as an excuse to buy more tools. Get a fixed head, locking, detent, and non locking flex head.

I have been looking at capri tools lately, and it is cheaper to buy off their website and you get rewards/student discount. But curious if anyone has gone through the process of shipping them to alberta or if I am better off buying them on amazon.