You Can Still Buy Craftsman Tools at Sears at Incredible Discounts

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Sears declared bankruptcy back in October 2018. That was the end of the line for many of us as locations started shutting down. After a lifetime of shopping there, we’d have to start buying our tools somewhere else. Sears isn’t actually out of business, though. It’s at just a fraction of its prior strength, with only a handful of locations open, but the lights are still on. As someone who grew up buying their tools there, I was overtaken by a wave of nostalgia when I found it still sells Craftsman tools. Better yet, there are some insanely good discounts on many of them.

Craftsman 320-Piece Mechanic's Tool Set for $174.99

Looking at this Craftsman 320-piece mechanic’s tool set is taking me back in time. My parents gave me one just like it for Christmas when I was a teenager. I still have it in storage despite it having seen me through far too many jobs to count. Heck. I was still using it when I started freelancing here. Right now, you can grab it for $174.99, which is 59% off retail. That’s an insane offer, considering how much you’re getting. This 320-piece kit’s got everything you need to tackle pretty much any DIY-level automotive project you could get into. Between the ratchets, combination wrenches, bit driver, and hex keys, you’ve got all the bases covered.

There are also some smaller kits on sale that make for awesome additions to existing collections. You cannot go wrong with Craftsman screwdrivers, and with the Craftsman 17-piece screwdriver set going for $37.99 and the Craftsman 8-piece screwdriver set for $17.99, now’s the perfect time to stock up. I’m also a big fan of smaller socket sets, like this Craftsman 11-piece socket wrench set for $12.99. They’re great for a number of reasons and are especially good for use in roadside emergency kits.

Craftsman 17-Piece Screwdriver Set for $37.99

Yes. Sears will still also honor the legendary Craftsman warranty. If you’re lucky enough to still have a Sears location nearby, you can handle the warranty the old-fashioned way. The rest of us will need to call it in, though.