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At work I use Milwaukee since they seem to have the best line-up of tools for automotive work, but I have a mix of Craftsman and Ryobi stuff for at the house. I just can't justify the cost of the Milwaukee for a tool I might use once or twice a month at home, versus every day while working...

I was having this same issue and a couple pairs of knipex cobras solved it for me, they are thinner than a set of adjustables and A LOT thinner than a pair of channel locks. Not sure if I'd use the knipex though if it's something you're gonna have to service frequently since they'll slightly...

They're made in Ohio alright, ohio province of china :sneaky: Like "Made in USA. . . . with global materials" aka we shipped it here from another country then put it in the packaging. Sneaky way to bypass the FTC laws.

I had two coworkers that bought the Cornwell "Long *** 1/2 flex ratchet" that most trucks seem to carry, and combined they had 5 warranties for them in the course of a few months. I believe it's the SRF80LH, ohio made. Funny cause we all got the Taiwan Blue-power CTGSSR, the one they sell in a...

This has been a pretty big downside, although the only one so far, that I didn't think I'd encounter after I bought my set of Wrightgrips. (I thought they were gonna be the end all be all !! :() It almost makes them unusable on aluminum or brass nuts because they end up marring so bad that...

I actually just did the tie rods and steering shock on my jeep and ONLY used 15/18mm sockets/wrenches haha

I've only needed a 25mm wrench once, for the nut on an M16 bolt, which are usually 24mm. I don't remember what brand of trailer it was, but it was an aluminum flatbed semi trailer, for the bolts that held on the axle subframes.