Works well and cheaper than off the tool truck. ...
591043
Works well and cheaper than off the tool truck. Only problem is the nut comes loose often but a little thread lock fixed that.
3495099
I purchased the Black & Decker AD925 Smart Scan Automotive Check Engine Light Diagnostic Tool through Amazon as part of a gold box deal [...].  Since my local garage charges over $100 just to do a diagnostic scan (!), and I seem to be averaging a warning light or two a year, this tool has the potential to save me significant money by letting me know how serious the problem is and if it's something I can fix myself.

I ordered the tool right after a warning light appeared in my car, and it was delivered very promptly.  I tried it on my car and it works as advertised.  However, for some reason, I got an error code about half the time when I plugged the tool into the port in my car.  Unplugging and replugging the tool solved the problem, though.  Hopefully this isn't an early sign of a future problem with the tool.  I also wouldn't have minded if the tool's cable were about a foot or so longer.

I also like the fact that if the problem is something you can fix (or is even a non-existant problem), you can use the tool to erase the error code from the car.  While the tool doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles, it does what it says for a reasonable price.
3706273
I really had to ponder on paying close to $30 for the tool, especially when I saw others that were considerable cheaper.  I decided to remove approximately 60 linear feet of baseboards, rather than bending over and trying to sand and repaint them.  This tool made quick work of the removal.  Before I bought the tool I really couldn't figure out how the slanted square notch worked, but after using it, I think this is what distinguishes this tool from the cheaper ones.  The notch helps separate the baseboard from the wall by just hammering down on tool, versus having to wedge a tool between the wall and baseboard and literally prying the baseboard from the wall.  As a bonus, I used it to remove the carpet tack down strips; it was much easier with the tool than a crowbar due to the larger width of the tool.
4018726
Works great!!  A cheap tool that has saved me hundreds of dollars.  Works excellent and it is easy to operate
2981793
Works well, surprised how well they work for the price. I am a weekend wrencher though. I'm sure under a lot more use they would fail.
2808443
Works like a charm. I'm a Chevrolet technician but my sister-in-law has a 2011 Toyota Rav 4 so I bought this to change her oil with. You can buy one off the tool truck for $40 or take this option which is exactly the same. Good buy.
3118310
Good portable tool kit.  I prefer Makita but bought this set to keep ion my truck because it was a Lightning deal and half the usual price.  Will have to wait and see how the battery's hold up.
4419001
Worked great with a hand saw (an old Skill) to cut the asphalt to make a small repair.  Much cheaper than renting a larger unit or buying a more expensive blade.... even if you use it and recycle it after one use... still the best buy
3291195
I used chisels from this set (with a Snap-on PH3050A) to remove/replace rear wheel bearings from my darling wife's 2013 Subaru Outback yesterday.

These tools did the job, did not dent/deform like the cheapie garbage steel bits that came with a much cheaper air tool.

Nice variety of bits that will do the job for you.
270486
Made well and works well.  Had used a Harbor Freight tool and struggled with it.  The wrench-less blade change is worth it for me.
2002142
Good product and cheaper for the two then the one long one from our tool dealer
2622900
I bought this to use in the garage instead of the compact wrench that came with my Outback. Small enough to put in the well with the spare tire, big enough to get great leverage for removing nuts. I had to stand up and use my foot to get a few off when I did my brakes, and this didn't flex at all - popped them right off. The chrome is totally unnecessary but hey, who doesn't like chromed tools? 2 SAE and 2 metric, worked fine on my all-metric Subaru, can also adapt to my parents' Chevy.
1681567
Worked and doesnt seem cheap.  The wrenches are not thin enough to use when removing my rear axle but I wasn't expecting it to work for that.
4015131
This is a great tool and works great! Im a mechanic at Midas and use it on most exhausts i do and never had any issues with it plus they are like $30 cheaper than on a tool truck.
3980375
Very decent item for the price. Works as it should for a tool that is used  intermittently. No sense in paying a premium price for a premium tool that is only used around the house and not on the job.
2949055
First off, I don't care what the manufacturer says - if you do something as stupid as putting 1200 lbs in this cart, you're going to pop all the tires and squish it flatter than a flitter.  But, if like me, you're wanting something to be able to haul yard waste, bags of mulch, fertilizer, and the like, then it's a great solution at a reasonable price.

Don't be surprised when you receive it though - this isn't "some assembly required," it's "ALL assembly required."  I spent about an hour putting mine together.  In addition to the Allen wrench packed in the hardware kit, you'll need a 10mm, a 13mm, and a 19mm wrench or socket.  Having some help to hold pieces in alignment until you can get the bolts started is handy too, although I assembled mine by myself and was able to manage.  A nice touch is that the hardware was all blister packed according to the steps in the instructions, so you don't have to sort out a bag of nuts and bolts.  If Step 3 says "attach part A to part B with 4 M8x20 carriage bolts" then no worry, you just go to the hardware bubble labeled "Step 3" and there they are.

The real feature that sold me on this model was the ability to use it as a wagon, pulling by hand, or to convert the handle and pull it behind my lawn tractor.  That kind of versatility is really what I needed in this kind of product.  The dumping feature is not well balanced and could be a little awkward if you had a lot of weight in the bed, but that's not a huge issue to me.

Since I recently acquired a lot that's nearly 3/4 of an acre with a large vegetable garden, I have no doubt I'll get my money's worth out of this purchase.
1698931
Works at deer camp around my trailer (used twice so far), although I am concerned about the amount of debris, including dirt and sand that is getting to the large vents on the motor, as well as the amount of grass and weeds I am collecting on my body and clothing because of the "professional" weed guard (especially considering one of the plants I weed-eat at camp happens to be poison oak).  I will also report that the 3.0 amp hour Dewalt lithium batteries last only about 30 minutes in this machine, and even less if you use max power the entire time you are weed-eating, so if you are considering buying this tool, go with the 5.0 amp hour batteries (at $56 MORE than the trimmer for two...$146...and you WILL need two).