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Building your own tool collection is a great idea if you plan to spend a lot of time working on cars in your garage, but it can also be an incredibly time-consuming process. Why not make it ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. There are many benefits to having some tools readily available for your car. For starters, you can save money by doing your own oil change or ...

After buying a new car, truck, van, or SUV, the most expensive aspect of ownership is generally maintenance. Routine maintenance can be expensive and for those who avoid routine maintenance, the cost ...

Anyone who's ever worked on cars knows that doing so requires a huge amount of tools. That includes basic things like screwdrivers, socket sets, and wrenches, as well as more specialized devices like ...

These days, it isn't even a guarantee that your car will come with a spare tire, much less its own tool kit. Sometimes, that's because your car came from the factory with run-flat tires that aren't ...

If you’re planning to build up a tool kit from scratch, it’s worth looking at the complete sets many manufacturers now produce. As well as providing most of the items you’ll need for day-to-day use, ...

“It’s a great value for a small tool set to keep in my car.” The last time we featured one of these $20 tool sets, it promptly sold out, and it didn’t appear as though another one would step up and ...