professional auto technician tools sources

[nickriingen]

anybody know where i can purchase good professional hand tools. shop equipment and diagnostic equipment? i am debating whether to ship my tools from another country into the philippines but the shipping and handling might cost more than the purchase of good replacements locally. thanks.

Suggest you just ship your existing tools/ diagnostic equipments from your country of origin to the Philippines. I am a former Technical Sales Supervisor from the previous Snap On distributor here and as far as I know, their present distributors does not promote and stock professional tools, special service tools and diagnostic equipments which you might need. By the way, what is the brand of tools, diagnostic equipments that you presently use?

[ghosthunter]

Maybe: http://hansinfinitetools.redpages.ph/

[nickriingen]

Maybe: http://hansinfinitetools.redpages.ph/

Hans Infinite Tools mostly carry cheapy tools made in China, Taiwan, India which don't last long. Same stuff you could find at neighborhood hardware stores.

[jick.cejoco]

Hans Infinite Tools mostly carry cheapy tools made in China, Taiwan, India which don't last long. Same stuff you could find at neighborhood hardware stores.

yes, we are talking about milspecs, faa specs or simply precision reliable and professional tools, not the ones used by little pedro down the street.

[miked]

Anybody here knows of an automotive tool shop in angeles city, pampanga specifically dau? don't have much time to go to metro manila. planning to buy a black phosphate coated socket tool set and combination wrench set as a gift for myself.

[torogi kid]

Anybody here knows of an automotive tool shop in angeles city, pampanga specifically dau? don't have much time to go to metro manila. planning to buy a black phosphate coated socket tool set and combination wrench set as a gift for myself.

try mo marina arcade, or the 2nd hand shops behind the dau bus terminal. baka makakita ka ng hinahanap mo..

[miked]

thanks TK. i'll check that out this weekend

[jick.cejoco]

Suggest you just ship your existing tools/ diagnostic equipments from your country of origin to the Philippines. I am a former Technical Sales Supervisor from the previous Snap On distributor here and as far as I know, their present distributors does not promote and stock professional tools, special service tools and diagnostic equipments which you might need. By the way, what is the brand of tools, diagnostic equipments that you presently use?

i was going to check which is cost effective. i intend to keep some here and some in the philippines. for over thirty years of tools accumulated/lost, i have snapons, craftsman, belzer. otc, truecraft(japanese company-stopped making tools), facom, armstrong, napa, sk, matco and other brands. i mixed and matched brands and if i can't find the tool i already had and needed, i bought new ones to save time. as far as equipment snapon and coats/ammco.