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I would get a Snap-On 1/2" Drive Dual 80 Technology ratchet.

I have this Matco service cart. It is about 8 years old and not a terrible one because I got it for cheap. I would not buy this cart at a full price. You can buy nice ones at so much lower price. I think Matco is 3rd rate and not in the Snap On or Mac Tools caliber.

You will need 11mm deep socket for TPMS nut. Some chassis fasteners are 13mm. You will need 5mm, 6mm, 10mm hex for transmission drain plugs.

I also have a Snap-On but it is 9/16". I wished I had gotten the 14mm version. 9/16" is a bit loose.

I have and use Snap-On 1/2" Drive 19/21 mm and 3/4"/13/16" impact flip sockets. For Honda cars, 19mm and 3/4" make no difference but for Toyota 13/16" seems to fit much better compared to 21mm. Since I don't use an impact gun, I just use 1/2" drive 3/4" and 13/16" Snap-On deep sockets to take...

I thought the video was reasonable and realistic. The Flank Drive Extra didn't work. I am glad he did the video so we don't waste our money.

It is interesting that people see value in HF tools and consider them equal to Snap On. This is refreshing.

Snap On TL72 is 6.5 inches long. TLL72 is 9 inches long.

You will need 21mm and 22mm for Honda and Toyota lug nuts.

It is really disappointing. I am 20 miles south of you but not warm enough.

I was trying to lift a friend's car to take a look but my FJ200 would not pump up under the load. The temperature in the garage was around 27F-29F. Is this normal? I had to use my Craftsman 2T jack. I am lost why FJ200 would not work when the temperature is below 30F? What are the reasons?

I have a set from Mac Tools.

It does not matter which side you start it with as the pin is not tapered. Good luck.

If my FJ200 were to fail, i would just simply buy a new Daytona instead of spending $216 for the power unit assembly.

I used your logic when I bought a new Snap On FJ200 from a mechanic for $275. Initially I thought my decision was good one but $100 difference between FJ200 and Daytona 3T is still too much IMHO. In addition, I have no warranty on the FJ200 from Snap On since it was purchased from a private...

Daytona is $179 with a 3 year warranty, which is same as Snap On FJ200/FJ300. You can have it now so why wait until next year? 1/1/2018 is only a few days from today.

HF advertisement against Snap On 3T is very clear and convincing. I would not pay $600 for Snap On FJ300 when a similarly capable Daytona 3T is available for less than $200. The difference is $400 which is not a small chunk of change. With that said, if the difference was around $50 to...

I was being both silly and sarcastic. I don't have that many Craftsman tools anymore. I have some 1/2" and 3/8" drive SAE sockets but will not convert them to Snap On since I am not using any SAE size tools at this time.

My grandma had a calming effect on me as when I felt lost she made me feel relaxed and loose. My Snap On tools will not be loaned out to anyone since a thought of losing any Snap On will affect my mood.

It feels great having a nice floor jack. I too would have bought a HF Daytona 3T but stupidly bought a SO FJ200. I was hypnotized by SO logo and fancy red paint. You, OP, did great.