In addition to stocking auto and body parts at great low prices, RockAuto.com also carries tools. The tools are listed under the “Extras” tab at the top of the RockAuto online catalog.
There are familiar tools like sockets, air hammers, and battery chargers. There are also specialty tools that make quick work of special fasteners. These tools pay for themselves by saving time and avoiding damage. For example, someone could try to remove the radio in their Ford by pushing nails into the four clip access holes, but they risk hearing the sound of breaking plastic. Instead, they could safely release the clips with a Lisle Radio Removal Tool from RockAuto.com for less than $5. Maybe it is possible to remove the window crank handle on a Japanese car with a pair of needle nosed pliers and a lot of time, but the handle and door panel risk damage. A Dorman Window Handle Removal Tool makes quick work of the handle and currently costs less than $4 at RockAuto. If a hard to reach or strange fastener has you stumped then it probably has stumped lots of other owners too and there might be a tool waiting at RockAuto ready to provide the solution.
RockAuto hopes the tools offered in the RockAuto.com catalog will help you save money and make Do-It-Yourself work enjoyable and much easier!
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#21496, "RE: Specialty Tools" In response to Reply # 0
Good deal! Thanks!
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