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I highly recommend the craftsman socket and wrench set. If you only own non-American cars make sure you just buy the 'all metric only set.". That should give you 100%
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I highly recommend the craftsman socket and wrench set. If you only own non-American cars make sure you just buy the 'all metric only set.". That should give you 100% ROI
if you can afford the Snap-on, go get them. Oh, don't buy the craftsman jack. They fail around the 4th month and warranty is only a few months. |
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