Snap On Canada Truck Contacts

[Stuntmonkey]

Does anybody have a way of finding contact info for the local dealer in Canada? The snap on website offers little help for being outside the US and I've submitted a few requests with no replies.

I'm not a mechanic or run a shop where visits happen, and outside of chasing the truck down the street I have no way of contacting the guy.

In Regina, SK fwiw.

 

[1950mercury]

Just buy or warranty through the web site. I would imagine a dealer is not going to want to mess with you

 

[Stuntmonkey]

Why not? Where I work he is physically not allowed access too, doesn't mean he can't make some money off me and the rest who are keen.

But you're right, **** it, why support someone local when the economy is ****. /s

 

[North Run Grader]

Contact your local dealerships or repair shops. The snap on dealer makes his rounds at least twice a month, and the mechanics or service manager will have his contact info and the day and approximate time he shows up at their shop. Contact him and politely ask where you can meet him on his route. Regina should have a couple of full time dealers. Remember he has a route schedule to adhere too, so have cash in hand and a good idea what you need beforehand. Most dealers are decent guys, but established customers are waiting for him somewhere.

 

[Burgerkong]

I've had great experiences simply calling them direct for warrantying stuff, try that first.

 

[Brownsfan]

It doesn't sound like needs to warranty tools . Sounds like he and his Co workers want to buy tools for their work but the truck itself can't come. I think you can call snap on and they can put you in touch with your local distributor. If there is one in your territory. There may not be so you may have to track one down through a local shop or dealer. Do you have a shop you do business with?

 

[Stuntmonkey]

Thanks guys, I'll give the dealership thats deals with our fleet a call and see if they have his contact info.


Brownsfan hit the nail on the head.

 

[sberry]

Start by taping 100$ bills you don't have much use for to your forehead and see if that helps.