Suzuki Club UK

ScottieJ wrote:Just get one of these sets and then you are good to go for most jobs

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/stor ... endspecial

I don't recommend halfords for much but their tools are actually pretty good.

I bought that set recently! Didn't need it (I already had at least one of everything in there), but having everything in a nice, handy case like that makes working on the truck easier. Less to take in and out of the house.

And having a specific place to put everything back means I don't end up hunting around at the end of the day trying to make sure I've got everything, and it's all put away. As soon as I'm done with a tool, it goes back in the case, nice and safe.

Now I want a full set of their ratchet spanners...

Edit: I believe their tools used to be made by Snap-on, but are now manufactured by sykes-pickavant. Don't hold me to that, but I've never had a quality issue with Halfords stuff - most of the tools I buy are Halfords tools.

Most of my tools are Halfords and not had a single one go wrong...good stuff.

Well snapped the a socket today and the ajustible is fucked as i bent it. jumping on it to try and get one of them nuts off it just wont budge but 9.5 stone is very heavy.

donkeychomp wrote:Most of my tools are Halfords and not had a single one go wrong...good stuff.

I once killed the internals of one of their 3/8 ratchets, but I probably shouldn't have been using it as a breaker bar...

OllieSJ wrote:Well snapped the a socket today and the ajustible is fucked as i bent it. jumping on it to try and get one of them nuts off it just wont budge but 9.5 stone is very heavy.

Two things: First, get a breaker bar and some decent sockets. Second, 9.5 stone is very heavy????

Holy crap kid, I think my feet weigh more than that!

yer sorry was supposed to say isnt

For the school i got to and the what its kown for i shouldnt be that heavy 2 reason one its the sporties school most people know so i should be in the gym like my mates. two i do no sport ,smoke, and sit on this website all day

As said adjustables are wank for the 9000585 millionth time buy some tools like that halfords kit and a breaker bar and boom job done

yer 80 quid but supose i will need it and life time cover on it so if they break i can go straight back. may need to save for 4 months in order to get that though.

Id br carefull on there "life time" warranty as when I read the small print it said not guarenteed for wear and tear however this might of changed.

I used my halford rachet as a hammer and broke it took it in store and they swaped it no problem

turbo-tom wrote:Id br carefull on there "life time" warranty as when I read the small print it said not guarenteed for wear and tear however this might of changed.

Not very good life time cover sneaky they are