Harbor Freight Tools

Poor quality products!
DO NOT buy any ratchets from here… they break very very easily.
Horrible customer service and employees with poor knowledge.

Parking lot tool sale 8÷23−25 should be interesting. I hadn’t been to this location but have been a fan of their other location for years. The other location in Aurora seemed smaller, but it has been nearly a decade since my Jeep project would have me visiting here weekly.
It can take you the best part of an hour to hunt through the many deals throughout here. They have obviously made some improvements to certain tool lines and they have a 100% satisfaction guarantee policy.
Be sure to stop in to see the advertised specials and you will certainly find something you need at an incredible price.

Before you tackle any home or automotive project, stop in here before you head to Home Depot, Lowes, Ace, etc. Chances are they’ll have what you need and they’ll have it for much cheaper.
There’s no question that most of the items here are consistently of lower quality due to overseas production, but over the years I’ve seen their stuff get better. Interestingly enough, you’ll also find a lot of bigger name tool stores like Sears Craftsman quality go down as they have begun outsourcing their production. Very often you’ll find similar, if not the same design in their tooling.
Most importantly, come here for the consumables. No, you probably don’t want to invest in their sliding compound miter saw. But, yes, you can’t go wrong with their $ 6 nitrile gloves, $ 10 moving blankets, or $ 1 zip ties.
Harbor Freight has gotten to a point where they have a cult following and have review sites dedicated specifically to their products and often you can find forum threads that will show you how to take their so-​so trailers, slightly modify them during installation by rearranging parts and make a solid foundation for a DIY teardrop trailer.
Every Harbor Freight I’ve been to, including this one, is well organized and clean (more than I can say about Home Depot these days), but can feel crammed with all the products they try to shove into their strip mall venues. Stop in and just check out what they have (which is a lot) before your next project.
Also, don’t walk into this store without doing a quick online search for a 20% off printable coupon. There’s ALWAYS one floating around.