Trust me your not missing any thing good its all junk except the air hose and tire pressure gauge we got with it sure u have better tools at home. i got in mine a few days ago had a wiper issue and didn't even have a 10mm its all standard I ended up making use of the 2 vice grips to hold my wiper assemble together until I got back to the shop. its basically a $30 tool set but like I said we did get the air hose and tire gauge tools included 1 junk $1 flashlight 3 pairs of vice gripes 3 sizes they are ok not the best but work allen wretches whole set junk wrenches like 5/8 to 1/4 I think 2 or 3 monkey wrenches almost useless never have been able to use theses things socket set 1/4 to 5/8 I tthink air hose 50ft useful tire pressure gauge very uuseful of course your road ready parts kit useful think that's all tools better to buy your own if u want what u need when u need it butmits gone cost more I found out the hard way
I know they give you the option to put your own tools together if you don't want to buy the $90 tools/toolbox from the parts department. I was going to price the tools myself at Harbor Freight and see if it worked out cheaper since I have a few of the tools already. Not sure if it is cheaper. Might just be easier to buy the Swift kit they offer. They will give you a list of what you need to include so it's cool they give you the option.[/QUOTE] Keep in mind, the tool set is not the greatest, but it will work in a pinch, and I think that it is worth the money. When you stop at the terminal, walk over the the parts department and ask if you can see what all that you will recieve. Keep in mind, the 50' air hose. Price that at a truck stop.
I guess I will find out Monday. I don't want to stand out as far as looking like I came for an office job, when I will have to be out on the range, lol. But definitely want to make a good impression, either way. I guess all the instructors care about though, is you getting all the training embedded in your head.
Yeah, I could see where that would be a scary thought. I would certainly not wanna wake up to find that I couldn't get the plugs out of my ear, lol.
Either way Scarface, I'm sure I will run into something one day, where nothing I have will work, lol. Thanks for the info
Not really it didn't have what I needed and had to borrow a prime drivers set they had a decent socket set at least Prime gave them or sold them I still recommend buy a decent socket set at least never know what u may need out there on the road
Keep in mind, the tool set is not the greatest, but it will work in a pinch, and I think that it is worth the money. When you stop at the terminal, walk over the the parts department and ask if you can see what all that you will recieve. Keep in mind, the 50' air hose. Price that at a truck stop.[/QUOTE] Bisqueak, it sounds like the air hose is a must. In that case it maybe worth going with the Swift set. I will look into it. Thanks.
