imported_loudsubz

On this week. Just got back, real good deals. Picked up a3rd multimeter with temp sensor included for $12.44, and 2 sets of spring loaded wire strippers/crimpers for $1.22 each.

I went to the new location on Dixie around Courtney Park, real big store, and clean.

They have some much stuff there, like jack stands, jacks, and anything to do with cars and automotive, to compressors and speaker wire.

yO

that one beside wendy's and tim hortins?

imported_loudsubz

Yeh.

And I also found that too, now I have a place to go for lunch breaks

yO

heh i work around that area..

does that place carry projectors?

sjwong

Hey

Where's this store located?

What other kinds of things do they sell?

Directions from Dixie/401 would be great! Thanks!

yO

Directions from 401/dixie??

hehe just continue down to the airport..

imported_loudsubz

Nope they dont carry projectors. Its not like a "Car Performance shop" sort of like a dollar store for hardcore car buff, and automotive enthusiasts who like to fix their own cars etc.

Lots of tools, and accessories.

cee_mon

buyer beware..there stuff is ****. I just bought a 3 piece rachet reducer set for 2.50 and the ****** thing snapped the first time i tried it. Only 2.50 but if you dont get to use it once...than it is still overpriced.

PULOVR

All made overseas......cheap.

Go there when I want to get electrical tape and tools to give as a gift. (mechanics wouldn't dare have this stuff in there tool boxes), But for the average shmo, they are ok.

imported_loudsubz

Cheap and Shmo fall into the description which is ME.

Although some stuff looked pretty crappy there, they did have a few brand names.

But then again, I willnot pay $25 for a pair of wire strippers/crimpers with the Channel Lock name on them, when I get get the same similar thing for $8.

imported_1sicsol

No kidding ....Bought pliers to fix my bike it was $20.00!!! for PLIRES!!
That crazy man ,you can spen thousands on tools!

imported_daquel

Some of the stuff really isn't that bad! I buy some stuff. My company replaces broken tools with brand name (Snap-on, Gray etc...)
So we break our cheap tools on purpose! You get the hint!