Please Note:
This sale is valid for active
Harbor Freight Inside Track Club Members ($29.99 for
1-Year Membership) starting
June 9-12, and then for everyone starting
June 13-15.
Harbor Freight [
Store Locator] is having their
Harbor Freight Parking Lot Sale listed below valid
in-store only through June 15, 2025.
Thanks to Community Member
vid1900 for finding this deal
Note: Price/availability may vary by location.
Examples Deal(s):
- Harbor Freight Parking Lot sale valid for in-store purchase only
- Active Harbor Freight Inside Track Club members get early access through June 12 and available for all customers starting June 13, 2025
- Pricing shown is the listed sale price; availability may vary
- Offer valid through June 15, 2025 or while offer last
- Refer to the original post & forum comments for additional deal ideas & discussion.
Top Comments
The worst part about using the warranty on the Husky or Kobalt is that the stores wont break open sets to warranty a single piece. They always say you have to exchange the entire set. If you have lost one of the wrenches, you are out of luck. HF will break up sets to warranty a single piece.
One great bargain at 40% off ICON is the 5 piece "mountain" set. Comes out to $138, so much cheaper than the Mountain or Mac set (and you get local warranty exchange):
https://www.amazon.com/Mountain-5...B081T9LGNK
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I know that project farm did a video comparing various brands, and icon came in at the top, but dollar for dollar I just don't see it. Most people aren't going to overstress their tools like in project farm. If you are misusing your tool, it's on you. And even if you are husky and icon have a great warranty.
For your average user, I don't think they will be doing some serious work to warrant a tool breakage.
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The worst part about using the warranty on the Husky or Kobalt is that the stores wont break open sets to warranty a single piece. They always say you have to exchange the entire set. If you have lost one of the wrenches, you are out of luck. HF will break up sets to warranty a single piece.
One great bargain at 40% off ICON is the 5 piece "mountain" set. Comes out to $138, so much cheaper than the Mountain or Mac set (and you get local warranty exchange):
https://www.amazon.com/Mountain-5...B081T9LGNK
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The worst part about using the warranty on the Husky or Kobalt is that the stores wont break open sets to warranty a single piece. They always say you have to exchange the entire set. If you have lost one of the wrenches, you are out of luck. HF will break up sets to warranty a single piece.
One great bargain at 40% off ICON is the 5 piece "mountain" set. Comes out to $138, so much cheaper than the Mountain or Mac set (and you get local warranty exchange):
The worst part about using the warranty on the Husky or Kobalt is that the stores wont break open sets to warranty a single piece. They always say you have to exchange the entire set. If you have lost one of the wrenches, you are out of luck. HF will break up sets to warranty a single piece.
One great bargain at 40% off ICON is the 5 piece "mountain" set. Comes out to $138, so much cheaper than the Mountain or Mac set (and you get local warranty exchange):
https://www.amazon.com/Mountain-5...B081T9LGNK
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I know that project farm did a video comparing various brands, and icon came in at the top, but dollar for dollar I just don't see it. Most people aren't going to overstress their tools like in project farm. If you are misusing your tool, it's on you. And even if you are husky and icon have a great warranty.
For your average user, I don't think they will be doing some serious work to warrant a tool breakage.
Obviously you have not had cheaper wrenches slip on tight rusted bolts and round the edges and you are left to cut it off or some other PITA method for removal. At that point, you realize why people pay the extra for top quality wrenches. This is particularly true on suspension or front end components. Husky may get the job done 90% of the time but in that moment when they turn your 2 hour project into a 4 hour one with a bloody knuckle, you will wish you spent the extra 60 or 70 bucks. Another way to look at it is from the perspective of saving money by doing your own work. Changing your own brakes and other things will pay for your tools with one job. One terrible experience where your wrenches rounded a nut or bolt and you may never attempt it again. Good tools make all the difference in a job going smoothly. Working on cars is not easy and not losing your mind is priceless. Icon is a very good value at the 40% off.
But that adds another 30 mins to what should have been a 5 min transaction...
(edited for spelling like a child)
The worst part about using the warranty on the Husky or Kobalt is that the stores wont break open sets to warranty a single piece. They always say you have to exchange the entire set. If you have lost one of the wrenches, you are out of luck. HF will break up sets to warranty a single piece.
One great bargain at 40% off ICON is the 5 piece "mountain" set. Comes out to $138, so much cheaper than the Mountain or Mac set (and you get local warranty exchange):
https://www.amazon.com/Mountain-5...B081T9LGNK
As a manager for one of these big block stores I can say the reason why we make you exchange the whole kit instead of just one tool it's deter you from doing it and saving our bottom Dollar
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I know that project farm did a video comparing various brands, and icon came in at the top, but dollar for dollar I just don't see it. Most people aren't going to overstress their tools like in project farm. If you are misusing your tool, it's on you. And even if you are husky and icon have a great warranty.
For your average user, I don't think they will be doing some serious work to warrant a tool breakage.
I'm confused? Are you saying a better tool shouldn't cost more money unless it's from a more popular name brand? Or are you saying that other more expensive brands also shouldn't cost as much as they do and used icon as an example but forgot to mention the comparable cost of other companies that tested worse? Are you suggesting choosing a worse tested tool because of name only?