Harbor Freight Tools

"Budget friendly tools. For even better deals, look for coupons!"

"I needed to get a can of duster spray. The staff quickly showed me where it was. I paid and was out in less than 5 minutes."

"Had everything i needed. Great price's"

"Employees just stand In a cluster up front talking with each other not helping customers, store is organized poorly making it hard to find anything example: metal files should be with sanders and sandpaper NOT with clamps and vices.... also if you're employee is sick don't let them come in to work, dude just walked down main isle coughing not covering mouth and blew his nose 2 times before handing receipt to customers without washing hands, its not like we just had a 2 year problem with a germ/virus or anything"

"Another interesting business, that over the years has made increasingly good quality products for cheap prices: China. Harbor Freight has cheap tools with limited life-time warranties. Today, day 3-of-4 of a 4 day Memorial Day weekend sale allowed me to buy 1 item 25% off (per customer, per day - I’ll be back tomorrow). I bought a Quinn Master Impact 3/8’s Socket Set with extensions and various adapters. With sockets running metric and SAE from 8mm to 19mm, and 7/32 to 3/4. Short and deep well sockets. It was originally priced at 109.99 before 6% sales tax. I walked out the door with it, after tax, for $87.44 and I’m so pumped! I have grown up, alongside my dad using Snap-On, SK, Craftsman, and other tools brands with great satisfaction. In my dad’s retired years, he uses Harbor Freight and they’re almost as good for less than half the price with a surprisingly great warranty policy. Not that many months ago, I brought in a broken and faded 3/8 swivel ratchet for my dad - they questioned it only for a little bit because the color was off due to sun damage. Once I grabbed a matching, new ratchet off the rack and showed them they were exactly the same everything, they brought me back to the counter; with a printed off replacement receipt and new ratchet in-hand, out the door I walked, impressed. Thanks Harbor Freight, and Eric Smidt."