Toyota cars and trucks are made in the USA...So what does Toyota recommend...Harbor Freight? So they can keep the money flowing in their country?
So what does Toyota recommend...Harbor Freight? So they can keep the money flowing in their country?
SnapOn. The guy comes by every week and replaced whatever broken tools we have.They probably want Snap on or another truck brand tool so he could pay at least twice what they are worth and not be able to find customer service.
Toyota cars and trucks are manufactured both in Japan an the United States. The key to finding which vehicle is made where is what letter comes first in the VIN #. If it's anything other than the letter J, it's not made in Japan.Toyota cars and trucks are made in the USA...
Theres a plant near Vincennes, IN. (at least there was...)
SnapOn. The guy comes by every week and replaced whatever broken tools we have.
Toyota cars and trucks are manufactured both in Japan an the United States. The key to finding which vehicle is made where is what letter comes first in the VIN #. If it's anything other than the letter J, it's not made in Japan.
The tools last for the most part, it's just the smaller ones that are the issue. Stuff not made from as thick or durable of equipment.I was just curious. I have always believed that if you use something properly and for what it was made for they would rarely break but I guess if you use a screw driver as a pry bar and a ratchet with a breaker bar on it they will definitly not last. I have many tools that were given to me when I was a teenager that I still use today almost twenty years later.