If you receive a shipping label, please package the tool(s), print the label, affix it to the outside of the package, and drop off the package off at the local UPS Store. We may email/send you a pre-paid UPS shipping label. Part Number(s) and Quantity (if you cannot locate the part number, please send a picture)įor Snap-on Tools within the warranty period, we will email you a warranty ID number and instructions.If you are a personal tool user or hobbyist, we have a dedicated team to assist you with any purchases or warranty needs. Warranties are tool-specific, so in order to best assist you, please provide the information requested below so we can start the warranty or repair process. If you have a Snap-on Franchisee, they will be the best resource to provide you warranty service. Also, what is the responsibility of "the sales by trucks" in helping with returns? My Question to Customer service " What is your policy for replacing tools? Do they have to be registered, sales receipt, etc. I really like the Proto tools that I have and I also have some Wright tools that I really like too. My thinking is this - what good is any product if the dealer or company will not stand behind it. The only reason that I keep them is because of sentimental value to me. They are hard on a person's hands to no end. I have tried to use some of those Craftsman wrenches and I simply hate the things. He also had a complete set of end wrenches, box end wrenches, and a complete socket set that was made by Bonney Tools that came to him when my Grandfather Wiegand passed. The Craftsman tools that he had was the old stuff that was made in America. When he passed I got all of his tools and shop equipment. My Dad was a big fan and user of Craftsman tools. They are very good tools and have served me well.
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My roll away is full of Proto tools that I bought over a period of about twenty years. Their tools are good but they ain't worth what a person has to pay for them. There ain't no way that I would buy their tools simply from a cost point. He then put the hard sell on me to try and get me to buy other tools from him. I contacted the local dealer and told him what happened. Fast forward a couple of years and I am using them for their intended purpose. I thought that that was absolutely insane for a pair of diagonal cutters to cost that much.
She told me later that those things set her back almost $75.00 with the tax. My daughter got them for me for Christmas one year. They are ideal for working on fine, light gauge electrical wire. I have one pair of Snap-On electrical pliers. You know guys, we have to be careful on these forums about talking down (read that as bashing) a company's products or the political correctness police will get us all.
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