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I was working on a Mercedes-Benz vehicle and found that my Snap-On Heavy-Duty (Gold) Torx Bits fit somewhat poorly on their fasteners. I heard thru the rumor mill that Snap-On's gold Torx bits do not work very well with MB fasteners; something to do with the head profile of MB's torx fasteners...

As the title states, I am looking for a set of 90 tooth combo ratcheting wrenches but most brands seem to lack the "signature Kabo brass screw." Matco's 9-series has it, but I prefer to not pay Matco's prices for them. Thanks.

This is the CTR867AK2 kit (2 batteries and charger) PLUS magnetic battery boot and mini ratchet grease gun. The unit is in like new condition. There was very light use; I used it at my home garage for 6 months. One of the batteries was never used. $600 shipped to the lower 48 states. Thanks.

I am considering a FHF80A ratchet. During research, I learned that the FHF80A is longer than the original FHF80. FHF80A: https://shop.snapon.com/product/Dual-80-Technology-Flex-Head-Ratchets-(3-8%22)/3-8%22-Drive-Dual-80-Technology-Soft-Grip-Standard-Handle-Flex-Head-Ratchet-(Red)/FHF80A...

Rumor is that newer batches of the Cynergy 100 teeth ratchets are less problematic than the early ones. I am in the market for a FHF80A…but curious if I should get the FHF100 instead. Price is essentially the same. Thanks.

https://www.gearwrench.com/all-tools/wrenches/ratcheting/86870-10-piece-90-tooth-12-point-metric-stubby-flex-ratcheting-combination-wrench-set Are these new? They appear to be a true 12pt ratcheting end instead of spline. Open end also appears to have some type of anti-rounding technology.

https://www.harborfreight.com/professional-stubby-flex-head-metric-ratcheting-combination-wrench-set-10-piece-57492.html Does anyone know if these are made by Kabo, Infar or Hi-Five?

I am in the market for some stubby 1/4" dr torx bits - noticed there are now different styles of them? Style A: https://www.matcotools.com/catalog/product/a1tx30va/1-4-drive-stubby-x-t30-torx-driver?referer=RHJpdmVyc1RPUlgxLzQ Style B...

https://www.harborfreight.com/automotive/auto-shop-tools/tire-wheel/tire-maintenance/manual-tire-changer-58731.html I need to swap out 12 TPMS sensors, so I just need to break the bead on one side, reach in....and do the swap. I have never used a manual tire changer - do you think I can...

https://www.stsautodesign.com/store-1/c62bvvvn5kvnljso2hkxchdruwmz63 I have been looking for a magnetic battery boot for my Milwaukee tools and came across the STS ones. Are they any good?

https://www.matcotools.com/catalog/product/saxr7tc/1-4-drive-7-piece-recessed-torx-socket-set?referer=UmVjZXNzZWQxLzQ Can recessed Torx sockets be used for “standard” ETorx fasteners?

https://www.jbtools.com/sunex-2851-1-2-dr-12-pc-metric-5-extra-long-deep-impact-socket-set/?wi=off&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI2vaIiYilhQMV5A-tBh0x0QAwEAQYASABEgJ04PD_BwE The 17mm could have been handy for certain Honda side motor mount nuts. Given the cost, I struggle with the idea of...

As the title states, what is their purpose? I have always used a standard locking extension with an impact swivel socket.

For the record, I am not advocating for one option over the other. However, folks keep saying that Matco ADV impact sockets are just relabeled Sunex. I don't think that is true - look at the Matco ADV 10mm vs. the Sunex 10mm....they do not look the same. I wonder if the Matco ADV line is now...

Looking to add a set of 1/4" dr magnetic sockets. What works well? I see the Sunex 1831 set. Snap-On appears to sell singles, but as usual, curious if they're worth the premium.

Let’s say you have an opportunity to purchase some new Snap-On impact socket sets at a great price, but they’re still 60-100% more expensive than a comparable Williams USA set. For an item that you’d be keeping forever and using as a hobbyist, is it still worth spending the extra coin for SO?

I have an opportunity to purchase a full 1/2" dr set of Matco's Opti-Torque Pro Impact Sockets (not the ADV's) for around the same price as a comparable Williams USA set. My understanding is that these are now Made in Taiwan instead of the US. COO doesn't bother me too much as long as the end...

As the title states, which styles are most commonly used for your type of work? I personally use the extra long, Kabo (sold under Mountain, Icon, Platinum, etc. brands) double-box flex ratcheting wrenches more than anything else. I rarely find the need to use any other style of ratcheting...

I am looking for a kit of Torx, E-Torx and Hex bits in a Foam Tray. It doesn't have to contain every size, just the "most common sizes" for day to day use. Mainly looking for something small and compact for my roll cart. Matco makes a kit, but even at the student price, it is a bit more than I...

The older Bedliner tops were prone to peeling, but I have been told that the newest ones have the issue resolved. Supposedly the newer material is also a bit smoother? Curious what y’all think. The stainless steel is easier to clean, but Bedliner looks better.