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Yes, they are Snap-On Industrial tools. Quite a bit cheaper too. Picked up both sets for under a $100 on Amazon.

And Finally the contents two 6 piece JH Williams Screwdriver sets. Slotted and Phillips.

This is me Opening it:

Here it is: Updates coming soon! :D

Nick, Didn't you tell me a little while ago that you didn't have to be a prefered customer to access the amsoil garage? If I remember correctly i was on there for a bit before we set up my account. Just wanted to put my .02 in about amsoil garage. I really like useing this tool. You don't...

I've heard of hot shot drivers too. Big money to be made doing it too. As far as this site goes Bernie is the one to talk to as far a DOT.

I'd keep the hitch for the just in case factor. IMO. Nice Truck.

I was acutally thinking the the same think. Is this what we are coming to now? How about this?

So what if they decide to stick the emission the tester up the tail pipe? Will it still pass?

Well I've been thinking that as well but the only thing keeping me from buying one is just that. Is there some way to test an O2 sensor with a meter? I would really hate to spend $80 - $140 on a sensor and have it not even be bad.

OK so I've got a 05 Xterra. The factory cat was replaced last year with a new one. This July that cat was replaced under warranty. Now a 2 months later I have the code again. I just changed plugs with 107,000 miles on them on Thursday without removing the intake. Truck runs great, not...

This was actually yesterday. I changed the plugs and air filter in the Xterra. Plugs are OEM and have been in there for 108,000 miles. I also fianaly swapped the '96 over to amsoil XL. No less than i drive it now i can't justify getting the AZO. I did however useing the AZO in the Xterra...

Recently I changed our '05 Xterra over to Amsoil 0w30. The used oil was Mobil 1 Extended Performance 5w30 using the Amsoil Ea020 filter. It saw extremes of cold and hot since November of last year and had 10,600 miles on its when it was drained and sampled. TBN was what i would call low for a...

Well I guess so, but these weren't mixed up. They were put together the same way on the driver side which the adjusted just fine.

Well I know the NTB right down the street from is worthless on alignments. The tried to tell my brother that he had the inner and outer tie rods mixed up on one side. Which is not possible because one is right hand thread and the other is left hand thread.

So what is a good place around fort worth to have an alignment done?

so i sould run 45lbs instead of 35lbs?

So how often should i have it checked? After this next time of course.

I never really have messed with tire pressure much. Always just did what oem says. But if a few pounds will help my wear issue im up for it. Also the shop down the street says its $80 for an alignment. So i guess this is getting added to the list.....again.

Well I've had trouble in the passed finding a repair facility that will get the alignment right now not just in spec. They check it using a computer and adjust if necessary but I've been told by the shop mechanics that those machines aren't really that accurate.

How much more air would you recommend? I currently have them at 35 all the way around.

Ok I didn't know that. I will get it done

No i didn't. The old tires where on it at the time but it was like two years before.

Not really. I think i drive like a sane normal person most of the time. Compare those pictures to this one of when they where new.

I was out side having a smoke when i noticed my the tires on my truck had some odd looking wear on the outside tread. They are fairly new with low miles on them and have had regular rotations and balanceing. The entire front end except the a frame bushings have been replaced (Even the steering...