Useful compact tool set to keep in the car. Purchased this a few years back when it was $20 on clearance and have unexpectedly used it countless times for odd jobs.
ToolPRO Wallet Tool Kit 51 Piece $32.99 C&C Only @ Supercheap Auto
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surely though, those alan keys gonna rip your heads to shreds
Set Includes:
2pce screwdrivers
Utility knife
10pce knife blades
150mm long nose pliers
150mm adjustable wrench
Aluminium torch
PVC tape
Magnetic bit driver
10pce bits with holder
9pce metric hex key set
5-50psi Tyre gauge
140-640mm Magnetic pick up tool
1/4" drive ratchet
10pce metric sockets with holder
Carry walletOnly a single 10mm socket?? That's only about a week's worth!!
I buy them in bulk, seriously..!
Anyone knows the sockets sizes?
I was doing some Reno’s/repairs at a house we were moving in to - but kept forgetting specific tools.
This kit saved me at least 10 trips. 💯 worth it for the price
Nice one with the spanners and sockets. Larger sockets too.
Toolpro is actually surprisingly good. Basic tools, but they've never let me down.
Yes, I have owned a few Toolpro tools, they are good quality for DIY use. Probably not good enough for professional mechanics.
Thanks OP, just bought a kit, seems handy to be kept in my 4x4.
I was reading they changed from made in Taiwan to made in India for a lot of stuff and the Indian stuff is way worse, and all the decent quality good will reviews is from the Taiwan stuff.
Probably a good one to throw in your girlfriend’s car .
Good excuse for unexpected late night visits
Need to check under her hood?
I'm pretty sure I left my 10mm socket in there
I recommend you take the batteries out of the torch, and store them in a box or plastic bag inside the kit. So if you don't use the kit for a few years, the batteries won't melt down inside the torch.
It looks like a 3xAAA battery torch, you can easily buy 4xAAA battery storage cases on eBay and Amazon.
Good call. I have this kit and it is a 3xAAA torch. I replaced mine with Eneloops to stop them leaking.
I have had eneloops leak.
They can leak, if the overpressure seal has ruptured. Most commonly this is caused by overcharging, almost always caused by a "dumb" (timer only) charger. Although there are also some "smart" chargers that barely qualify as smart, and they can also damage NiMh batteries.
However, such damaged NiMh batteries normally only corrode the battery contacts, they don't go into full "swell and jam inside the torch" self-destruct mode.
You can use carbon batteries also, if you can find them (as opposed to alkaline). They are not known for leaking anywhere near as quickly as alkalines
if you can find them
I'm pretty sure all batteries labeled as "Heavy Duty" or "Super Heavy Duty" are zinc-carbon batteries, like these from BigW: https://www.bigw.com.au/product/eveready-heavy-duty-aa-batte…
@Russ: Yes they are, I just put the caveat in because I don't buy batteries anymore since converting many years ago to rechargeable, and any time I have come across cheap battery deals here they are always alkaline. Note that carbons ones aren't good for high draw applications like cameras/flashes
Good suggestion Russ.
I keep one of these in my car and have for the past few years, it's a decent little kit of rather ordinary quality tools, but you get what you pay for and I've found it useful over the years.
I have a similar kit from Kmart I keep in the car. Yes, the tools are terrible quality. But it works when you need them. This kit looks real good, I'd get it if I didn't have the other kit
Pass your Kmart kit to someone else and get this kit for yourself.
Nah… Too lazy
But it might make you happier
I really hate this website ….thanks OP
Thanks OP. Great way to force me to not carry huge kit in my car.
fun fact, tool pro is "work pro" rebranded and you can find it all over AliExpress…
lol you can find the entire super cheap auto product range here: https://www.workprotool.com/
Great info, can you list an example on AliExpress for the one in this deal? :)
Always wondered who in China they were using. Thanks.
This was a good little set until I got progressively worse at putting all the little bits and pieces back in their allocated spots.
Eventually they all got dumped in my big toolkit
if it should move - wd40
if it shouldn't move - duct tape0 sockets. That's more for the home than the car.
Note, the 51 piece makes it seem like a lot of tools, but that includes every individual size socket and every driver bit for the bit driver.(And they count the storage case as a tool too).
It's really a 15 piece kit if you count it in a sensible way. Still good value at this price! But I've got a similar one from about 10 years ago I still use.
Agree - this is a super useful kit with a bit of everything in it. Got one for home. Might get one for car too!