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Knipex pliers do hold up to the chemicals but I would probably only use wd40 or something similar. And in my experience they're very high quality tools.

I just got an extreme green with black trim and it didn't take very long. The krsc46 also has one more drawer than the Matco.

Pittsburgh picks. Just kidding, huge waste of a dollar. I have used the Mac hard handles and they were super nice.

Im guessing you would need a few larger sized wrenches and sockets. I'm just a regular tech but even then cars show up with larger bolts and nuts.

Another vote for cobra pliers. Have had to use them for over tightened drain plugs that new techs have stripped to bits quite a few times. And other bolts hundreds of times. They really get a bite on anything.

Used to be the Matco 88t locking flex head 12" long I think. Now its my new to me FL836 red hard handle snapon in 3/8 drive.

I have the bluepoints and they work well. Now that I've bought some of the larger snapon fd+ I can honestly say they're awesome.

Matco 88t are pretty strong and definitely slim. That's my go to ratchet. The 8inchlong one I think.

Power steering lines on some Hyundai's.