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Thin wall flip sockets with a good warranty are worth the extra cash. Make sure they have warranty in case.they crack. Some Allen wrenches and torxs keys also. If you'really going to be an express tech you should be set on tools. Also, I can't stress enough in having a decent light. They'll want...

Benchtop 3/8 round head. Pretty dang nice if I say so myself.

Brake parts cleaner and wipe right off.

Whether you need it or not buy it. Then sell of you want.

I've had the most luck with the Craftsman lug outs. You tap them on with a hammer or sledge and screw them off. Then place the nut on a vice and twist off. Super simple. And I'm sure they have lifetime warranty.

I have the krsc46 in extreme green with black trim and it looks amazing. I get a lot of compliments on it.

its always recommended to at least get the alignment checked.

Just bought a red mg325 today and it came with a free set of 3/8dr impact extensions.

I just bought an extreme green and its pretty nice. I chose it over the matco cuz my dealer never really cut me a good deal on it.

I bought those snapon green pliers too. The ones above this post. I think I got the 1 and 2 for100 flat. Havent even used them.

His voice is very annoying.

I don't see a lot of flat black ones but I did see one on the truck and I have to say they look damn nice too.

I have had my 46 for about 2 weeks now and I love it. I do general repairs brakes and suspension. The cart works great for me but since I don't want to use my top for my sockets like a lot of people do you kind of lose that drawer. Had a 26" craftsman roller and a matco msc4 that were both full...

Flare nut sockets. If you already have them. If not cut one up like already stated.

88 tooth 3/8th Dr Matco locking flexhead is my go to ratchet. Always comes in handy and I've put quite a bit of torque on it bandit handles like a charm.

Oh, I forgot to mention I scope out eBay all the time. Some really good deals pop up all the time.

No kids. I'm sure that's a good way to save money. I usually only buy tools on sale unless I really need them. And no I don't make a lot of money but since I've slowed down on the drinking I can afford to spend a little more on tools. Especially since they help me be more productive by having...

That looks pretty good. I'm still trying to make a nice setup like that.

Another thing I noticed with the cart is that since I'm using it as a main box having more drawers is a lot more helpful in organizing everything. I don't like to keep very big things or boxes in it unless I absolutely have to. So larger drawers were also a waste for me. I do love the stainless...

I have both the sae and metric half inch impacts and they work well. But I would probably buy a cheaper set if I had to get them again. Plenty of guys I work with have the Pitts and they hold up fine.