Tekton Hand Tools

[bakechad]

Anyone own any Tekton hand tools.

I need to replace some lost screwdrivers and would like reasonable quality at a reasonable cost. They look like a "family owned" company and claim to have a no questions asked lifetime replacement warranty.

I've always bought the store brands Craftsman (Sears is disappearing fast), Ace (now only sells Craftsman), TrueValue/Master Mechanic (All local Truevalue's have closed)

So Tekton looks like a good option. Amazon stocks most of the Tekton line.

Any thoughts, opinions, etc.

 

[DodgeRamz2007]

I looked at their website. They seem to have a large array of tools available. I have no hands on experience with their tools, but it appears they are about the same quality has harbor freight. You can get decent tools from harbor freight. For the money, these might be a good option. It depends on how often you plan on using them. Williams has some really good screwdrivers for great prices. They are USA made too. If that matters to you.

 

[kb27]

Since Amazon is able to ship Tekton to my country, I bought a lot of their tools, wrenches, sockets, etc.
I find their quality is pretty ok. For my usage, although not really severe, it served my needs.

They are cheap enough and if you lose something, you can just easily afford a replacement.

So my first choice is always Tekton and if not available then Gear Wrench.

 

[JZiggy]

I've got a few Tekton things like some Allen head sockets and a step drill. They seem to be pretty good.

 

[Gabe]

Originally Posted By: DodgeRamz2007
They are USA made too.


Really??

 

[DodgeRamz2007]

The Williams screwdrivers I was talking about are yes.

 

[cptbarkey]

picked up a tekton 36mm impact socket off ebay a few weeks ago, it made short work of my project honda's axle nuts.

 

[SS1970chrysler]

I've been using a set of Tekton flare-nut wrenches for some time now with no problems.