Recent content by LeeA

As noted by @Astro14 , Klein make great nut driver sets. They also make single multi drivers. Depending upon how deep you need, you can get a SAE hex driver set also.

I prefer Vessel myself. I also have Wiha and Wera, all good drivers. PB Swiss is another quality brand. As vavavroom said, make sure you get the Vessel drivers in the JIS tip, so much better than regular phillips. I have not seen any difference between where the Vessel drivers are made, in...

Another multiple Toyota owner here. 5k oci for all of them an no issues. Even my 22 RAV4 Hybrid.

One thing that hasn't been said is what about an EV fire near gas pumps? Sure EV's don't just catch fire, but there are more and more fires and they are not controllable. Food for thought.

I too prefer the jugs. I always have an extra quart bottle on hand. So nothing goes to waste.

In my 22 RAV4 hybrid, I'm using a blend of 2 qts 0w~20 Mobile 1, that I have, and the remaining 2.5 qts, Toyota 0w~16. I have just over 10k miles and I have done oil changes at 1,500, 5,000 & 10,000 miles.

Wiha makes a 12mm (almost 1/2") heavy-duty screwdriver. Great handle and around $33.00.

Out west I see a lot in the big cities, but few on the open roads in between the cities.

@explorer2030 , I recommend that you take a class at your local Community College in auto or regular HVAC. As many have already said, there are so many variables. Interior and exterior temperatures and volume of air, are the coils clean, the type of refrigerant, the speed of the compressor , the...

I prefer the 5qt jugs, but have been buying Qts for Toyota 0w~16.

All my vehicles have Mobil 1 synthetic. Have been using it for more than 20 years. So, yes I'm loyal.

Change it yearly at the bare minimum. Moisture will accumulate, even parked.

If you want quality and a quiet compressor go with California Tools. Their's are noticeably quieter.

Another Mobile 1 user for many years. As it has been said, why change?