Halfords IndustriaL tool chests

[Sian]

The ONLY reason I see Snap On being bought is that you get a bloke come round, give you finance, replace any tools you break with fairly few quibbles... No one else does that really...

I like Teng tools a lot, good quality, but have started to get a bit of a name behind them... Though if I had the choice, I'd go for a Britool set every day.

If the Halfords box is anything like the older red "advanced" ones they don't open properly, but I'd expect their "Industrial" ones are probably pretty good..s.

Exactly that, and as they come to you people tend to do it. Even though obviously my mum owns a tool shop Adam has bought nearly everything snap on don't personally like them I think there robbing gits but hey haha.

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The ONLY reason I see Snap On being bought is that you get a bloke come round, give you finance, replace any tools you break with fairly few quibbles... No one else does that really...

I like Teng tools a lot, good quality, but have started to get a bit of a name behind them... Though if I had the choice, I'd go for a Britool set every day.

If the Halfords box is anything like the older red "advanced" ones they don't open properly, but I'd expect their "Industrial" ones are probably pretty good..s.

Most of my tools are KS tools, Halfords pro or Britool expert. snap on has no place in my box whatsoever. Overpriced and overrated.

At work we have the snap on van come round, the mac tools van and the KS wagon call round once a fortnight. All the tools have the same lifetime guarantee so i dont see why the snap on stuff is twice the price

It's because snap on make out there cheap. And offer you the finance but they add the vat which they don't tell you is added on as well as a fee to the finance, and the tools tend to be twice as much in general as like teng and all the other good brands , no idea why people go near them personally. But each to there own. Makita are a good make for hand and power tools, also stocked lol.