Ford Trucks OE Tool Roll Up Kit

[Erik007]

Ford is selling a pretty sweet branded tool roll for the F150, Ranger, and Maverick on their accessories website.

From their website:
The 86-piece Ford Truck tool kit has everything Ford Truck owners need, from basic vehicle maintenance to trail fixes. The tool kit includes a variety of combination wrenches, 1/4-inch, 3/8-inch, drive sockets, and rachets, a 1/2-inch breaker bar, pliers, drivers, hex, Torx keysets, adjustable wrench, trim tool, wire, tape, zip ties, and even a stout Ball Pein hammer for some trail side engineering. All this and more are stored securely and quietly within a sturdy nylon roll with dedicated sewn pockets and two zippered pouches.

• Tools are premium chrome vanadium steel for strength and durability
• Tools have polished chrome or industrial black phosphate finishes for corrosion resistance
• Tool roll bag is durable nylon with included shoulder and retention straps; each tool has its place with specific stitched pockets and zippered pouches, keeping this 86-piece tool set organized, quiet, and protected
• All tools meet or exceed ANSI standards, and all Ford branded tools have a lifetime warranty.

https://accessories.ford.com/ford-t...7311292289&searchid=20643481100|157311292289|{keywordid}|{custom_code}&gad_source=1

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[Aron]

Oof. $369 seems steep for that tool set, though it does appear to be good quality tools.

 

[Paul Neubauer]

Is it 100% not made in China? I go out of my way to not support China!

 

[discothan]

Is it 100% not made in China? I go out of my way to not support China!

The zip ties are made in china.

 

[HammaMan]

When all else fails....

It's hammer time. I approve

 

[My 2ND Ford]

Sourcing all the tool separately plus finding a suitable container will probably be more. My question is how does the warranty work? I would imagine that you would return the broken tool to your dealer whom I'm sure would be thrilled to toss it into a corner and tell you that he will get right on it. It does look like a quality tool set.

 

[DEEPDOWN]

Ford is selling a pretty sweet branded tool roll for the F150, Ranger, and Maverick on their accessories website.

From their website:
The 86-piece Ford Truck tool kit has everything Ford Truck owners need, from basic vehicle maintenance to trail fixes. The tool kit includes a variety of combination wrenches, 1/4-inch, 3/8-inch, drive sockets, and rachets, a 1/2-inch breaker bar, pliers, drivers, hex, Torx keysets, adjustable wrench, trim tool, wire, tape, zip ties, and even a stout Ball Pein hammer for some trail side engineering. All this and more are stored securely and quietly within a sturdy nylon roll with dedicated sewn pockets and two zippered pouches.

• Tools are premium chrome vanadium steel for strength and durability
• Tools have polished chrome or industrial black phosphate finishes for corrosion resistance
• Tool roll bag is durable nylon with included shoulder and retention straps; each tool has its place with specific stitched pockets and zippered pouches, keeping this 86-piece tool set organized, quiet, and protected
• All tools meet or exceed ANSI standards, and all Ford branded tools have a lifetime warranty.

https://accessories.ford.com/ford-t...7311292289&searchid=20643481100|157311292289|{keywordid}|{custom_code}&gad_source=1

i’m curious regarding the $36 “installation”!

 

[Erik007]

Sourcing all the tool separately plus finding a suitable container will probably be more. My question is how does the warranty work? I would imagine that you would return the broken tool to your dealer whom I'm sure would be thrilled to toss it into a corner and tell you that he will get right on it. It does look like a quality tool set.

All the Ford branded tools have a lifetime warranty. There is a card in the tool roll with a 1-800 phone number for customer service. I believe they will ask for a picture of the broken item to be sent via email. They will then send you a new tool.

 

[Paul Neubauer]

i’m curious regarding the $36 “installation”!

The kid carrying the box out to curbside pickup demands lawyer pay for McDonalds class work... probably also needs hazard pay in case the sun comes out and gives the little pasty white kid a severe sunburn and there is always a chance of being hit by a nearly blind old dude test driving his new future ride through the parking lot.

 

[franksfords]

I like it but have other things I'd rather spend nearly $400 on at the moment.

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