The relationship you have with the tool truck guy is directly proportional to the amount you spend, generally.

I never buy anything on the tool trucks anymore. You can buy these tools online for half the price. With the amount of money that's saved you can buy two of each tool, Then if something breaks it's not a big deal because you have another one to use while it's being sent off to be replaced.

Your 3/8 impact socket set is over $300 on the Snap-on website. I think i will stick with my $25 Tekton set.

My Matco locking flex is my most used tool hands down.

Swivel 3/8 ratchets are by far the most handy tool. Very good suggestions on each different tool. Brands names are always subjective to whoever uses them and the way they use them

That snap on 1/2 electric is useless in a ag shop. Can’t take lug nuts off on tractors where the Milwaukee or Matco can easily.

Awesome vid! I agree. some tools you definitely need on the tool truck

Great video, seems like we all have our own 5, definitely glad you picked the winners you did, seems like they were definitely in need. Not everyone can afford the tool truck prices so they go with what's in there budget.

Snap-on CT9075 = $690, Milwaukee 2767 = $329 (both in cdn$, tools only). So, you could buy 2 Milwaukee's and still not equal the cost of the Snap on. Snap on is 2 years warranty, Milwaukee is 5.

Hey, you pointed out it's easy to trash torx chrome sockets by using an impact. Have you used impact versions?

$125 to rebuild is a good deal? The m12 fuel ratchet is only $150-$170, and has 5x the warranty. The only downside is that you're without a tool if it's warranty, or while Amazon 2-day ships it, or you drove to Home Depot, both of which are probably faster than waiting for Snap On. My m18 low torque 3/8 impact ate shit, so while I waited for it I bought a Bauer from HF. That thing didn't last a month, so I returned it for a full refund. My old 3/8" Mac micrometer torque wrench is now a waste because Mac doesn't have the head rebuild kit anymore :( $320 ratchet that's now a paperweight.

I buy sockets from all over the place. I have snap on, Matco, mac, expert, blue point, Pittsburgh, tekton, craftsman, duralast etc etc etc. my thing is I buy them when they’re on a good deal. And let me just say... they all accomplish the same job. I have multiple of the same sockets and when they break I grab another. My point is some sockets are so inexpensive I’d rather buy a whole new set and have extras than pay hundreds for tool truck brands. Also most sockets are lifetime warranty anyway.

Congratulations to the winners!🍻 Use them well!

Don't buy tool truck sockets, you WILL loose a socket at some point. It's up to you if you want to loose a 24 dollar socket and spend 24 dollars to replace it

I use my Snap-on 3/8 14.4 impact (2018) & ratchet (2017) more than anything else I have. 3rd most used is my Snap-on 1/4 long neck 14.4 ratchet (2019). Haven't had to have any of them rebuilt or replaced (including batteries) so far , unlike 2 of my Milwaukee tools & 3 of their batteries. Don't get me wrong, Milwaukee tools makes some great power tools. Just stating my experience. CONGRATULATIONS to the winners!

Congratulations to the winners

The majority of my sockets and ratchets are Gearwrench and I have had no issues. Just because it's expensive doesn't mean it's better.

I think this was my question! Thank you. Or someone was thinking the same thing lol. Can't wait for the next giveaway you do in the future. I missed out on this one, but I'm going to get in on the next one. I would definitely agree with the ratchet from snap on. I love their tools, but they are expensive. I just try to build my collection over time. I just bought some snap on screwdrivers and they are awesome. I still love Milwaukee though and durability on wrenches and ratchets they beat snap on. I truly think snap on is mostly a name, with some exceptions mainly the tools in this video, but for people that love tools they are something you just want because you want it. And if you want something really bad you should get it. Life is too short not to buy at least one thing snap on! I go cheap on some stuff and expensive on others. Depends on how much I use it and this is why I wanted to see a video like this! Great job!

Dude, Todd living the dream! That sounds like an awesome way to spend your weekends.

I can buy three Milwaukee for price of the Snap-on they need to step up and give the longest warranty as they cost the most. Same goes for the impact sockets and chrome sockets. I don’t want to pay way more than I need to. Don’t get me wrong I like their stuff but it’s way overpriced and it is good quality. I do own some tool truck tools and would love a Snap-on tool box but they are way overpriced as well same goes for icon stuff not even close to what I think they should cost. I however respect your opinion and it’s your money and your choice just like your subs can choose what they want. Those tools you listed I would agree are ones that are good to have. Thanks for sharing your experience with us

Tool truck - it gets warrantied now and taken care of - replaced.

Rustbelt what do you think about the half inch impact model before that new one you have i just recently purchased one and i feel like it has some good power

There is a lot of your content I agree with but unfortunately I do not agree with this. My experience with tool truck items is that they take a week to replace..unless I was lucky and broke it the day before the truck came. Sockets from companies like sunex are much easier to warranty and with that said I beat the crap out of mine and the only ones to break are torx..2days later I have replacements. And as for the Snapon impacts, cost to much for what you get and it’s still now the best out there. And the sent out for rebuild? I’ve watched other techs wait a month to get it back..everything on this list imo is bad advise minus the Matco ratchet.. both Matco and snappy are great and would definitely recommend them to any tech.

I would've said the 4 pry bar set from snap on instead of the socket set, because in my case I do put them through hell and I do like to get them replaced often lol, impact sockets in my opinion, pretty much everybody makes good sockets and most of the stores I buy them from are 30 minutes away and at this point almost everybody gives lifetime warranty, so I wouldn't buy them from the truck, but hey good videos man, I never comment on your videos but that power probe vs snap on video made my mind from which to buy! Keep it up

That rachet is awesome! Love mine

Love my snap on tools I have those tools you have taken ks for the vdeo

Great video kyle

I like snap on, but I have a harbor freight budget🤣

I sure hope the newest Snap On 1/2 cordless is better than the previous CT8850. 8850 was pure garbage. I'll take my 5 year warranty on my Milwaukee and a much lower price tag. For the price of the Snap On, I can buy two complete Milwaukee kits and have a spare should one go down.

I’ve never broken a chrome mastercraft socket on an 1/2in impact

If it doesn’t come off after like 2 -3 seconds you better drop that impact and pick up a big breaker bar lmao

Don't lie, you put every lug nut on for at least 3 ugga-duggas with the impact.

The last one is the only thing I disagree with . I have a matco but prefer my 1/2 Milwaukee over it .

Awesome video as always 🔧😎

I want to switch all my power tools to Milwaukee from snap on. What do u think?

I always watch your reviews because I'm interested in getting into the automotive field, I dont have schooling but I have worked on my own vehicles and following specifications for all parts the only thing I dont do is internal engine repairs because I live in an aprtment.

Simple fix, buy the Milwaukee you want then buy a earthquake air impact then your still under the price of a tool truck impact. Something happens to the Milwaukee, use your air.

Thank god something to watch

Auto Mechanics- "Gotta make that flat rate!" Semi Truck Mechanics- "Paid by the hour because you fucked things past repair." Heavy Equipment Mechanics- (cracks per diem beer) "It will be done when it's done."

If price was no issue, what Snap on power tools would you have in your own business

yea but whats the point of buying chrome torx bits off the truck if u going to break them with a power tool then void the warranty it defeats the purpose of the tool truck. and where im from milwaukee and dewalt have people that are certify repair guys that comes to you for 25 to 50 bucks

I got a question so I’m a two year mechanic for Chrysler I got a job offer 23 dollars an hour for flate rate because I’m a level one But with a base pay of x amount should I do it

What are your top 10 starter tools for mechanics

What are your tools sitting on???

Rustbelt what Chrysler do you work at I work at hw hunter here in Cali I know that shirt anywhere Haha love the video nd my snap on tools they have not let me down !!!

My snap on cordless rachet finally broke after 4yrs of ass whooping use. Snapy siad 150 to rebuild it. I said hell yeah fix it that thing is a money maker.

I just cant see spending $1000 for the electric impact

Congrats to the winners! Bummer that my Instagram dm didn’t get read though 😕.

I would have taken the impact and impact sockets off the list and replaced them with 3/8 swivel impacts and flare nut wrenches. Anyone who spends any time working on cars needs to do themselves a favour and buy a good 3/8 ratchet.

Can we get a home tool box tour??

Looks like you picked some good winners. Although I do have matco impacts an haven’t had any issues in 7 years I would probably go with sunex or tekton if I were doing it again. I had some harbor freight as spares. One shattered. Another one ruined an expensive tool so I agree not something to cheap out on

To be honest you’re half inch impact statement is almost there, and I’ll explain why. You can honestly get almost every brand of half-inch impact off of a toll truck. I have seen Milwaukee tools and every tool truck besides Mac, because Mac sells dewalt. You can get Ingersoll and air cat on the Cornwell truck, i’ve seen Ingersoll on Snap On tracks, it was just that specific dealer but still. If you have a good tool dealer if you want something they don’t have they might just get it for you.

Gotta disagree with you on buying sockets on the tool truck for impact sockets. And believe me when I say i'm a snap on guy for most things. I love my epiq cab setup. But I've always used harbor freight impact sockets and never broken one. Had one get damaged through a little bit of abuse but they are still lifetime warranty and the store is only 5 minutes away from me where as I might have to wait a week for my snap on rep. I have plenty of snap on chrome sockets. But i think most impact sockets are all pretty close in quality.

I HAVE NEVER SEEN A BLACK 3/8 LONG REACH FLEX SNAP ON RATCHET COULD WE HAVE A VIDEO ON THAT MAN THAT WOULD BE GREAT I NEED THAT RATCHET THANKS AND HOPE TO SEE MORE SOON !

When he doesn't read your entry 😢

The tool truck customer service is absolutely awesome I would agree with you. I also agree on the tool truck cordless snap on especially. I never did get on the milfuckee but I do like my snap on cordless tools

No Thanks

How can you recommend this 1/2" impact.. who car about the inturnels? First of all did you even use that impact? It's look brand new never used tool.. second the cost and the warranty is absolutely ridiculous! And after all of the the Milwaukee perform better!

Your ramblin too much