The tools are high quality and durable. Boxo makes vehicle specific sets. While expensive, I can leave my existing tools in the shop and not have to worry about assembling an off-road set every time I hit the trail and then put everything away when I get back. It also eliminates forgetting something important. The organizational aspect makes it easy to keep track of everything and avoid leaving tools behind in less-than-ideal conditions. These sets go on sale often.
Very cool. Appreciate the fact that you don't just do subscription boxes. These other gadgets and tools are awesome. Never would have known they existed. Thanks again
It's BOXO. Say BOX-O. This kit could definitely be put together yourself for much less money. And you could throw in a good tire inflator. Might not be as pretty of a kit, but it can be done. The color codes sockets are for wheel lug nuts. The larger impact sockets are for drive axle nuts. Without putting my hands on the tools, this looks like a decent kit. I'd say 300 to 400 to DIY a kit of your choosing.
Honestly. That’s the type of purchase only people who are well off make. Opinion only but most men have most these tools already and can get a good bag to put them in. Convenience has a price and that is very convenient. Thanks for sticking it out and consistently putting out videos. Beard oils or tips could be a whole video bro.
Completely depends on what you need it for and what you value. I have all of these tools already, but I don’t have them in my truck, they stay in my garage. This tool bag stays in my truck, and should I ever need to help someone stranded, or I ever break down on the side of the road, these tool kits are perfect combined with a few other common roadside items. Yes, they are expensive, but when you price out the tools separately, you will see the value adds up quickly. You can reasonable price together all of these tools separately for about $350-$375 using a mix of quality tools and some harbor freight stuff. Then you need to throw it in all in a cheesy loose tool bag for an additional $20-$40, so all in you’d be about $400, where if you spend an extra $150, you get an amazing bag and roll that keeps everything organized and contained. That to me is worth it, and I don’t consider myself “well off”. I do find value in being able to work on my own shit if I break down on the road, though, and if I can avoid a $500 tow back home, it pays itself off.
Found your video looking for reviews on this kit. Price is high compared to what you’d get at Home Depot or Lowe’s but if they are higher quality and trying to compete with brands like snap-on, Mac and matco then there price point seems a lot more reasonable for a kit like this. being compact, prebuilt ready to go is a big selling point. Great video 👍🏼
I'm sorry. This kit isn't more than $160.00 I bought a tool kit for each of my vehicles from Autozone (yes Autozone, I have nicer tools at home), and it came with better tools, and more tools that would be functional if you needed to do something in a real world situation. I cant stand when these companies throw in a bunch of cheap screw drivers and some really crappy allen keys. I can't find the particular kit I bought, but it was less than $160.00. I got these because I hated being stuck on the side of the road needing a tool, and the ones that I bought you could do any kind of work that you needed to get on the road again. I can't see this kit being practical for much, maybe the seal puller that you said was a pry tool. If you are pulling a seal out you're going to need more tools which mine has, and this one doesn't. I added axle nut sockets, real pliers, and real screwdrivers and Its hidden out of my way. I probably have $250 invested in each kit, and I have 5 Vehicles. If mine were to get stolen for some reason, I wouldn’t feel so horrible about it.
No SAE tools? Complete miss. Even my '06 Jeep Wrangler has a mess of SAE hardware. A custom off-road machine is going to be mostly SAE. Buy a few wrench rolls and a few canvas military mechanic's tool bags and fill it with the tools of your choice for a customized tool set for your needs. Just saying.
The tools are high quality and durable. Boxo makes vehicle specific sets. While expensive, I can leave my existing tools in the shop and not have to worry about assembling an off-road set every time I hit the trail and then put everything away when I get back. It also eliminates forgetting something important. The organizational aspect makes it easy to keep track of everything and avoid leaving tools behind in less-than-ideal conditions. These sets go on sale often.
Very cool. Appreciate the fact that you don't just do subscription boxes. These other gadgets and tools are awesome. Never would have known they existed. Thanks again
It's BOXO. Say BOX-O.
This kit could definitely be put together yourself for much less money. And you could throw in a good tire inflator. Might not be as pretty of a kit, but it can be done. The color codes sockets are for wheel lug nuts. The larger impact sockets are for drive axle nuts. Without putting my hands on the tools, this looks like a decent kit. I'd say 300 to 400 to DIY a kit of your choosing.
Honestly.
That’s the type of purchase only people who are well off make.
Opinion only but most men have most these tools already and can get a good bag to put them in.
Convenience has a price and that is very convenient.
Thanks for sticking it out and consistently putting out videos.
Beard oils or tips could be a whole video bro.
Completely depends on what you need it for and what you value.
I have all of these tools already, but I don’t have them in my truck, they stay in my garage. This tool bag stays in my truck, and should I ever need to help someone stranded, or I ever break down on the side of the road, these tool kits are perfect combined with a few other common roadside items. Yes, they are expensive, but when you price out the tools separately, you will see the value adds up quickly. You can reasonable price together all of these tools separately for about $350-$375 using a mix of quality tools and some harbor freight stuff. Then you need to throw it in all in a cheesy loose tool bag for an additional $20-$40, so all in you’d be about $400, where if you spend an extra $150, you get an amazing bag and roll that keeps everything organized and contained. That to me is worth it, and I don’t consider myself “well off”. I do find value in being able to work on my own shit if I break down on the road, though, and if I can avoid a $500 tow back home, it pays itself off.
Atlas 46 makes solid tool rolls, and they're a small ish company made in America.
Found your video looking for reviews on this kit. Price is high compared to what you’d get at Home Depot or Lowe’s but if they are higher quality and trying to compete with brands like snap-on, Mac and matco then there price point seems a lot more reasonable for a kit like this. being compact, prebuilt ready to go is a big selling point. Great video 👍🏼
One word box. Boxoh
I would like to see Boxo tools sell just the tool bag. They do sell sets with SAE. I think the tool bag with the labeled inserts is very cool.
Thanks!
Thank you so much!
I need mine with an m12 stubby.
I'm sorry. This kit isn't more than $160.00 I bought a tool kit for each of my vehicles from Autozone (yes Autozone, I have nicer tools at home), and it came with better tools, and more tools that would be functional if you needed to do something in a real world situation. I cant stand when these companies throw in a bunch of cheap screw drivers and some really crappy allen keys. I can't find the particular kit I bought, but it was less than $160.00. I got these because I hated being stuck on the side of the road needing a tool, and the ones that I bought you could do any kind of work that you needed to get on the road again. I can't see this kit being practical for much, maybe the seal puller that you said was a pry tool. If you are pulling a seal out you're going to need more tools which mine has, and this one doesn't. I added axle nut sockets, real pliers, and real screwdrivers and Its hidden out of my way. I probably have $250 invested in each kit, and I have 5 Vehicles. If mine were to get stolen for some reason, I wouldn’t feel so horrible about it.
Torque wrench would be a good addition.
Where's the tools from? aka manufactured?
It says Tawain on the website although they do offer a lifetime guarantee for everything. Time will tell.
i think i still prefer hobo freight
If a tool says chrome vanadium it’ll do ok as a mechanic tool but they don’t last long they’re definitely light duty tools
Those channel locks look sub par.
Kanda high u can buy snap on or mac about the same
it might make a get to the king on hammers bag.but 95 percent of rigs are custom and standard bolts.
I would be hard pressed to pay over 300
Last thing you ought to sell boxes of your own.
Maybe a good business 💡 idea
No SAE tools? Complete miss. Even my '06 Jeep Wrangler has a mess of SAE hardware. A custom off-road machine is going to be mostly SAE. Buy a few wrench rolls and a few canvas military mechanic's tool bags and fill it with the tools of your choice for a customized tool set for your needs. Just saying.
My truck is a MAGA cab, mine too brother, mine too.
trailmater@youtube has one on his off road wrecker on King of Hammers