automotive tools

I Bought a Bluetooth and App-Based Auto OBD2 Code Reader

I went against my typical preferences and bought a Bluetooth and app-based tool.

There are some HOT Milwaukee automotive tool deals (and more) to check out right now.

Harbor Freight has added one more 3 ton jack stand to their recent recall.

Craftsman came out with a new OBD II car reader diagnostic tool that’ll come in handy the next time your “check engine” light comes on.

Chicago Pneumatic has come out with 5 new 20V and 12V Li-ion cordless power tools aimed at automotive and maintenance professionals.

Mac Tools has come out several new 12V Max and 20V Max cordless Li-ion power tools that are powered by Dewalt tech.

TomD on New Home Depot Tool Deals of the Day (11/6/25): “I’ve never had an m12 die on me yet and I’m an infrequent user. I’ve also never bought an m12…”
Robert on I Spotted a Pro with the Wuben G5 Flashlight on his Hat: “Gave up on trying to control the colors. But I can get the basic functions to work, and those work…”
Doresoom on I Spotted a Pro with the Wuben G5 Flashlight on his Hat: “I bought one of these after your last post, but didn’t realize you could double click for turbo. Maybe I’ll…”
Don on I Spotted a Pro with the Wuben G5 Flashlight on his Hat: “Bought 2 of them and they are a great little flashlight. But I agree that use should be more intuitive.”
Koawaft on I Spotted a Pro with the Wuben G5 Flashlight on his Hat: “There is a 20% off once added to your cart”
Bonnie on I Spotted a Pro with the Wuben G5 Flashlight on his Hat: “There’s really no excuse for devices like this to not have intuitive controls. But the companies never prioritize the UX…”