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I work at a shop and I hope a tool got left on accident that the customer would return it. They are not cheap haha I have found some basic tools in the street though and also a trailer hitch.

I work at a dodge dealership and our new darts and Cherokees have this set up, very annoying.

I work at a dealership and I have the Matco 88 tooth ratchets and I love them. Work great and feel awesome.

I bought that red 5 drawer tool cart on sale a few weeks back. Havnt put it together yet cause I'm painting it black and making some mods to it. Seems like a good deal though

I've gotten no hassle ratchets switched out when I broke em. But I don't use craftsman anymore, my matco 88 set is super nice, and plus at my dealership we have a matco truck roll in. But it's a shame more and more product are being made in China. I really like the professional series...

I always carry my benchmade folder knife, a stream light nano on my key chain, and if I have my ccw on me it's my S&W M&P 9C.

Thanks guys. I'm excited and looking forward to all the training. I'll post back with some updates as I go along

As the title says I just got hired to work at a Chrysler dealership here in Pennsylvania. I'll be starting on oil changes and that stuff while I go through the Chrysler training. I'm excited about the gig and hoping its a good fit for me. Any other dealer techs here? Share your experiences...

I was at Sears about to buy the craftsman tool drawer liner for like $15 or something ridiculous and instead I bought that drawer liner stuff for kitchens and what not. Was $5 for a good size roll

I have those. They came in a pack I bought with channel locks and another plier. Very good and solid tool. Enjoy!

I only buy and use benchmade. Well worth the price imo. Been through many different knives and nothing has held up or been as great as my benchmades. My edc is the serrated mini griptilian.

That's correct. Thanks. And I'm not looking for a roll cart, that will be somewhere down the future. I just need a easy carry box since I'll be doing field experience/ beginning out and service managers told me a small one like that ^^^ will do fine. Plus it would always be good to have around...

I would start out doing tires and oil and the easy stuff so I would only need the tools for that job so the box wouldn't be too heavy and be an issue. I get discount from matco and snapon for being an auto tech student so I save good money and that's not an issue.

I'm looking to get into an automotive shop and I will need a good mobile tool box that can be carried around and hold a good size of tools. I was looking at one of the matco two drawer with the opening top. Any input on matco boxes? Or what else would you suggest that is made in the USA...

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I just bought the matco 88 tooth 3 piece ratchet set to replace my craftsman. I love them so far and needed a step up since I'm in the automotive field going to school currently.

I'm no pro yet because I'm I'm school for automotive but at home I mostly use all craftsman because of the price and availability. I don't have any issues working on my truck and other cars with my basic stuff right now. At school we have all snap on and it's nice stuff and works great, but fit...

I have the stream light stylus pen light that I carry on myself for automotive work and also have a weapon mounted light on my FNP pistol. Both are good lights and were at the right price for me.

I replaced 4 broken windows on my garage door, it was a "pane" in the ****.

I have sprayed it on my truck wheels to cover up the chrome which I don't like. It's been on for more then a year and has held up in winter and a hunting trip in South Dakota. Lol I've never used it on tools or boxes