Snap On Tools: How Truck Credit Works and My History With Snap On

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How Snap On Tools truck accounts work and a little history of my purchases with Snap On on the truck account.
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[@landonwilliamson68]

let Hamilton take the camera for a day or week and lets see his day or week

[@donotrobme9295]

Can u imagine editing all that!!!

[@RLSteffler]

Lmfao just imagining a Snap-On truck and a Matco truck sitting outside a customer's shop with the two drivers ready to throw punches

[@rexracer8326]

I would buy Snap On tools if Hamilton was my man!

[@taylorferguson2531]

Lol my uncle just left me a basement full of 4 boxes of tools he owned a big Rig maintenance company from 1930-1970 you talk about alot of stuff I’m having a guy look at it today like everything is in red big tool boxes then inside those boxes are smaller boxes full of basically except 1 set are new. If anyone here likes snap on stuff comment let me know. I don’t like it I’m keeping on set cause it was my family but I don’t mess with snap on I only buy PROTO! Millwrights choose PROTO. But yeah or if you have proto let’s trade!

[@taylorferguson2531]

Lol paying in installments for tools I couldn’t ever do that kinda dumb shit!

[@taylorferguson2531]

I guess lol ppl are financing cellphones

[@ramirogaecia1570]

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[@tarap5618]

Hamilton seems like such a cool guy. Life is so much simpler when there's common courtesy and respect. Love supporting those type of shops/dealers.

[@jeremybreeden4228]

If only the world was full of people with yours and his attitude we probably wouldn't have wars or a whole lot of other problems that the world has now. Positive people make the world better.

[@tarap5618]

@@jeremybreeden4228 Absolutely!! Well said.

[@jamesupton143]

If you look after your customers money, you will always make money. That is the lesson in this. These guys are the perfect example.

[@jeff1281]

Well said...

[@joe-ng3ky]

I’ve been buying tools for over 50 years and retired one year ago and I’m still buying tools don’t you just love it!! my snap on guy calls me from time to time to see if I need anything

[@mannyanaya4189]

“$90.” “Shiiiiiiiet!” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@thepitpatrol]

As a guy who paid a weekly Snap On bill for years I can tell you that they have great tools and if you have a great dealer then you get great service but you need to be careful and not get in over your head and if you are struggling you need to be aware there are a lot of good alternatives.

[@LynxStarAuto]

Sadly the reps in my area are atrocious.

[@thepitpatrol]

@@LynxStarAuto yes. I have had either great reps or horrible. The new guy had zero automotive experience. Nice guy but he didn't know sick em from come here when it came to tools and the overall attitude of Snap On as a company is not near what it use to be.

[@codybruner]

The tech/dealer relationship is bigger than anything. I’m to the point now where I can run up my account to 2/3k and only pay 50 a week. But I understand how it hurts my dealer and I don’t want to treat him that way. Also, he understands if I need to miss a payment a week and allows me to skip a week if needed. He’s very flexible and I appreciate that! Very happy with my dealer

[@xanatgarcia9241]

Yup my Mac dealer is the same way, I have a 3k account and pay him maybe 100 bucks a week and he always makes sure to get me ahead of deals

[@knighthawk3559]

Your dealer is screwing you. You think he doing you a favour tho! 🤣

[@cc-nt5pl]

You get weekly payments? damn brotha, whats your interest rate?

[@Dkkdak]

Your dealer doesn’t care😂. Your locked in for payments or you go belly up. By the way this new super duty one of a kind tool came out today!

[@I-HAVE-A-BOMB]

Does he spit on it at least? Christ brother, sort yourself out.

[@menace1tb]

Hamilton definitely knoew all sides of the business. Seams like he definitely looks out for both sides of a deal. Great guy

[@mikemuzzell5167]

It actually kills me that mechanics are paid 10 hr that are ASE certified. I wouldn’t even get out of bed for that. As an apprentice I started just over 20. Not certified. Poor fellas. 20 Canadian is like 4 bucks American tho. Lol.

[@ianthompson2802]

As a heavy equipment intern after 16 weeks of schooling I was at 15

[@pnwadventurer9674]

@@ianthompson2802 that’s ridiculous

[@ianthompson2802]

@@pnwadventurer9674 and after another 8weeks of schooling I'm at 17.50

[@smg7244]

Im 17 and im apprenticing right now and i make 13$ an hour once im done with my apprenticeship it foes up to 25$ an hour which i feel is understandable bc how are you gonna pay someone that knows some but not enough to do jobs on there own yet 25 an hour now

[@Nick-nj4tj]

i have about a year in automotive and just got into heavy equipment a few months ago, they started me at 21

[@nevillepretorius8948]

I have also walked a long road with my Snap On guy. He has looked after me, but I look after him. Both of us are happy 👍

[@etchosts8162]

Be extremely grateful you have a great dealer Clay my dealers are scum.

[@PDPIE1029]

I’m a lube tech but working my way up. I was doing A LOT of tire jobs and rotates. Snap on guy came by and I went on that truck with $0 down he gave me a torque wrench on a truck account. I didn’t bring a card that day because I kept telling myself I wasn’t going to go there cause I couldn’t afford it. I was planning on getting a gear wrench torque wrench but they haven’t been available for awhile now. Moral of the story, treat your tool dealers right because when you need something bad, they might help you out even if it’s a bit of a risk for them. For all he knew, I’d have got that wrench and fled the country, him being out $600. Thanks Ricky and his boy Cody. Good dealers so far and hopefully for a long time.

[@epicbagelswag]

Aircraft mechanic here, been in the business 3 years (I’m 21) just started my account with snap on about a month ago and Couldn’t be happier with my dealer. Super cool guy and always has something good for the aircraft guys.

[@SnD340]

How did you become an aircraft mechanic

[@LynxStarAuto]

@@SnD340 You go to school. Like anything else. However, working on aircraft is more structural work than mechanical.

[@phtevenmolz5030]

@@LynxStarAuto that’s not really true. There’s usually only specific mechanics that specialize in structural/airframe repairs.

[@John-yf4ie]

You guys are really lucky to have a Snap on Rep you can trust and deal with! Back in 1977 I purchased a New Snap on upper and lower box from our Snap on Rep. I been retired after 30 years in the field. Since retired I still do a lot of my own repairs and I'm 72 now. It's really difficult trying to run down a local Snap on rep willing to stop and sell tools. I have to end up shopping for Kobalt or husky hand tools. I still have all my Snap on tools but due new automotive components electrical test equipment is hard to find. I enjoy watching you! John

[@modernconflict9888]

hey you can always order snap on tools on their website and you can call their customer service for warranty thru mail

[@Alex-ve1og]

Snap On trucks don't just stop at people's houses to sell them stuff, that's not the way it works. You can also buy stuff online

[@GNX157]

I put broke tools in my car and stop when I see a truck at a shop. If that doesn’t work I call snap on. I’m registered there as a former now retired mechanic and they do exchanges that way, I just have to send the tools in first after they send a shipping label.

[@matthewsharpton9256]

Watching this video made me realize how blessed I am to work as a technician for the airline. Keep up the good work guys!

[@cristiangalandzi3440]

I used to pay 350 a week. That was when I first started. I build my tool box in like 2 years. Now I barely buy tools.

[@korton3665]

Snap on dealer we had all he wanted to do snap on credit Then 3 years later we got a nother dealer he was cool to work with Just like Hamilton👍👍👍👍

[@nr3rful]

As a past dealer one of my big issues was if a mechanic was out when I was there or missed a week payment most would not double up the following week.

[@ryanalexander984]

I always pay when my dealers show up. I’ve had dealers not show up for 2-3 weeks and then want me to pay 2-3 weeks of payments. Nope. If I don’t show up to work I don’t get paid. If the dealer doesn’t show I don’t pay.

[@butler386]

I am not a mechanic but I sure appreciate the great relationship you two have developed. If you have a good tool truck person I can see how much better that is than from a big box store. Thanks for your attitudes that many others could learn a lot from. Thanks for the videos.

[@KoonTrucking]

Thank you for watching. I truly appreciate it. I’m blessed to have some of the best guys in the business

[@HerreraCam]

Thank God for the truck account concept. I don't really feel like running my credit for tools.

[@stevenkietzke5582]

My boss started to complain about tool trucks I reminded him what we get from the trucks saves time and makes you money Haven't heard from him since about trucks

[@felixhb12]

That shop sounds like a Caliber Collision. We charge the same to insurances for pres and post in burbank. I'm the mechanic and I do the scans, diags, a/c, and our snap on guy comes on Friday aswell.

[@zachb5508]

You hit the nail on the head when you said "You need to take of your dealer, and he'll take care of you." This has just become a reality to me as of lately. My Snap-On guy is hooking me up big time warranty wise on a USED box I got off of Facebook. Why is he doing that? Cause I don't jerk him around, low ball, or leave him hanging. I meet him on time, pay up front and once in awhile bargain with him. We've established a great friendship.I would never receive that at Harbor Freight or Home Depot or even my local NAPA. Paying a little extra pays off in the long run. You buy cheap, you buy twice.

[@KoonTrucking]

You know the secret ! Haha that’s true

[@1122rodney]

I try to put half down and weekly on the rest to make it good for both of us

[@daddydiesel5889]

Every week I walk into my moms kitchen for Friday night dinner with your intro blaring on the Bluetooth speaker, gets her every time lol!

[@KoonTrucking]

Hahaha Sorry Mom !!!

[@ryanrussell8255]

What a great Gentleman way to be with each other. Thank you !

[@grindfor5]

Long time mechanic here that has had plenty of tool dealers, Hamilton gets it! The guys that start a route and run in and out of shops not building relationships never last. On the flip side of that I've seen guys take total advantage of tool dealers too. For the young guys that watch these videos and read comments remember this. Always pay the tool guy! If your going on vacation schedule him to get paid. You call in sick the day the truck is suppouse to be there text them and set up the payment. Off on quarantine get the guy paid! They will remember it and take care of you in the future. Great videos, keep it up

[@craigjorgensen4637]

How any tech can make 500.00 wk tool payments is beyond me! Even 100.00 a week sounds NUTS!

[@dannymohaupt3675]

Hamilton pawn shop on wheels is back in business.

[@TheTheomax]

That's just funnier then Hell about Hamilton and the other shop owner. I say that because it reminds me of someone (ME)

[@TravisTheDriver]

Haasl tool is a snap on guy on KZbin. He says he’s our snap on guy! 😂

[@KoonTrucking]

Haha yeah I know Jeremy and he’s a great guy. I’ve had the pleasure of meeting him two different times. He’s fun to hang out with

[@j.walker3498]

yeah but Clay is easier to watch. Haasl gets a little impatient.

[@TheMassmerder]

I did the exact same thing with the light, first thing I ever bought off a truck and still have it to this day Lool

[@speedwrench1909]

Having Hamilton explain this topic was a spot on choice. You guys showed clearly how the system works, but how personal relationships can help deals. I’ve been a tech for 24 years and I’ve had more dealers like Hamilton then Virgil. My apologies for the run on but I could cover this topic for hours!

[@theapprentice1404]

Used a simple 180 dollar dewalt air impact for my first 2 years of my apprenticeship it finally broke last month so I bought the best impact my mac dealer had

[@xanatgarcia9241]

I started my career two years ago and started with the matco mt2779, I’ve used it and had it rebuilt once already because I neglected

[@jeremytoms9698]

This guy is a 100% solid dude. I'm just a handyman in Ontario looking to upgrade to better tools and stumbled on this video. He makes me want to spend the money on Snap-On. I've bought a few things online, but now I want to support the truck I see running around my city.

[@nicholas5623]

im an ontario guy too, i have a pretty sweet snap on dealer in my area. had him since i was a 1st year apprentice and ive been doing it now going 17 years. a good dealer really makes all the difference

[@howifixit6206]

I like learning about snap-on tools, the great truck people, and customers.

[@brandonl7396]

respect to Hamilton, strait up, and knows his stuff

[@GYPSY400]

Kudos to you guys buying and selling Snap On.. I have some essential tools that are Snap On ( screwdrivers, rachets, etc) but around my area the tool trucks don't do well because the prices have become unreasonable. Snap On needs to realize they have competition and to price accordingly.

[@alotl1kevegas860]

I wouldn't have all my stuff if it wasn't for having a good relationship with my snap-on rep. I remember my first snapon purchase almost 10 years ago. A FRLF80. I've been hooked ever since

[@akovic100]

Cash is king, like you said. You get a better deal. Whether the dealer files the paperwork for the sales tax, that's his/her business. As long as the dealer can warranty the tool when needed and gives me a great deal paying in cash, I'm good.

[@analogoutdoors]

I appreciate videos like this. I am not a mechanic, and would never be able to afford tool truck gear. But I don't need them because all I work on is my personal vehicle. But I love tools of all kinds, and it is fun to see into this world, and to get a feel for how things work. Thanks.

[@9000yugioh]

I’ve always been a fan of matco Michael more but lately I’ve started to like Hamilton a lot more

[@jw7037]

Hes quick to expain his products and witty at the same time..without making you feel bad for wasting money

[@zachb5508]

They're both smart. Hamilton in my opinion is a better salesman. He knows how to work with people well. I have a feeling that if you don't like Hamilton, then there's something wrong with you.

[@jw7037]

@@zachb5508 the only person that doesn't like Hamilton, lives in Las vegas..and I bet he undercover likes him too 🤣

[@zachb5508]

@@jw7037 I am a little behind in the times. Who are you referencing to?

[@douglasmorehead6370]

Hell yeah. Snap on truck dude lives less than 8th of a mile. I'm going to chat with him directly. Great video guys

[@mramseyISU]

I got on the snap on truck for the first time in a really long time this week. I’ve had a desk job for 15 years and hadn’t been on a truck since making that switch. I moved to an office where the snap on guy shows up last summer but I’ve behaved and stayed off. My brother in law got a new job as an ag mechanic a couple months back so we decided to get him a snap on gift card. Well I couldn’t walk off that truck without getting something so I got a gift card and a new 3/8 locking flex ratchet. I traded in an old 36 tooth fixed head for it and I can’t believe how much smoother the new one is.

[@jerryjohns1]

Good on Hamilton for not taking that One guys crap.

[@AllAmericanHaulingVA]

ROI is key when looking for big business investment! I like seeing it brought into the shop world to show the shop owners the value of tools and equipment

[@davidhope1245]

Haha i have that light still and love it.

[@tannercampbell9777]

Favorite day of the week!!!

[@murphy6767]

Now that's the Cool Snap on dude every shop need's. Wish you was in Ohio. lol

[@theone9564]

I got haters at work cuz I'm only one with Snap on tools. We work hard 💪 😤

[@mikevanessen8687]

Always learning from your Chanel. Once again, another great video!!

[@KoonTrucking]

Thank you

[@andrewgarcia1250]

I've been with my dealer for 5 years now and he's got me at 55 a week on 3500 dollars. Now I've never missed a payment in that time. I was looking at a box for 5500 on top of my account already and he told me he'd put on my truck account if I'd do 500 down a 100 a week but thats the relationship we have. He says man ur money is always good ever Friday.

[@landonwilliamson68]

Hamilton is an honest stand up guy wish I lived in his area of Mississippi but I don't

[@paulj9375]

Thanks for making this video it’s helpful, informative and Hamilton’s honesty is refreshing

[@andrewgarcia1250]

Got mine this past Wednesday and its a bad dude! Love it! My dealer had it a 450 and it came with the boot!

[@KoonTrucking]

Nice to include the boot !

[@pathunt6858]

The only time youll see a snap on dealer boost your trade in lol

[@jamesdean4972]

You have the coolest snap on guy I could go on that truck and talk tools for a while

[@nolascoedwarden]

😅 at one point I was paying 300 a week just to pay off my stuff quicker

[@robindabank4089]

Fuck no I’m at 100 and can’t wait to pay it off

[@danielgarage5276]

Me too, but my problem is I just end up buying more. It just never ends!

[@jimhaines8370]

Did Hamilton's wife push the old Matco Guy in to a pool

[@KoonTrucking]

Ha ha

[@jeffwoods9666]

If they fussed at me for being on the tool truck during lunch I would not of clocked in that would of been my last day lol 😂

[@Toolaholic7]

With me,I usually pay it all off right away when I buy something.Did this with the 3/8 short Brute ratchet I bought.With Matco,I usually paid $100.00 cash a week until my bill was payed off.Paid on the spot every when I dealt with Matco.Never forgot to make a payment debt free.I even mailed payments out to my Matco dealer as well.He took care of me very well with great service too

[@brucefine8182]

Clay you need to get all the dealers together for a weekend special to talk about tools and compare and have that snap on beer kegerator in the middle

[@chryslertechnician3439]

So cool for Jovan to compliment Michael, great tool dealers u got clay

[@jsa8368]

i have a $3500 on my snap on truck account but my dealer says $100 is fine. ... he lets me build a balance because every time i get my income tax back i pay my account off. been doing that for the past 5 yrs. 100% agree with you when it comes down to customer relation

[@coreysuttles1362]

Yay snap-on Friday!!!

[@chadbrown5385]

My SnapOn RA account is always between 300 to 600 dollars and I pay 35 a week and have been for a long time and my SnapOn guy is all good with it and never ask for more money a week. He knows when I get down to around 300 I get something else. 😂

[@detherow85]

Hamilton must be talking about us West Texas Oilfield mechanics.

[@KoonTrucking]

Gotta be you guys have all the money ! But I have to admit you work your asses off for it. Much respect !

[@detherow85]

We all do it for family! Much respect to you too brother! I imagine you put in alot of work for this KZbin stuff, plus running your own shop! I respect that alot!

[@philliphall5198]

Surely you are making close to 30/35 per hour I know what is normal pay for experience mechanics

[@Inkd_watkins]

Love the videos Clay. Hamilton you’re awesome. You remind me off my old SO Dealer, Joe. He retired, then some pushy SOB showed up. Was never the same. Relationships are everything. We all take care of each other. Y’all be safe and take care.

[@KoonTrucking]

Exactly!

[@BriceLikesSnakes]

Shoot. I pay $140 a week on my RA account and am lucky to see a free hat given a year. Hamilton is a blessing to the people on his route and hopefully they realize that.

[@KoonTrucking]

Yes he is. He’s awesome

[@gregv7193]

I had the best snap on dealer ever. I’d pay more on my RA and if I had a rough week because I’d always paid more he’d let me slide every now and then if it was a rough week. Plus because I always was paying my account off he gave me crazy deals!!! Like harbor freight prices for Snap on. It’s always about taking care of each other. Never screw over your dealer and they will ALWAYS take care of you!

[@jeremynewhouse6530]

what other people think about your tools, if you like them and they do the job that is your business. A good deal does not always have to be about price, as long as you and the truck man both leave happy thats all that matters.

[@eduardoyepez7358]

No joke my boss wouldn’t let any tool trucks park on his property but the snap on guy. When I started there as an apprentice, he said it was to teach me the difference lol. Matco, gear wrench all out in the road outside the parking lot but snap on would drive in practically in to the shop 😂! We could spend 30 minutes in there if we wanted to as long as we bought something

[@ZetaN7]

I knew my snapon dealer from another shop I shortly worked at. I was gonna go to get a set of bluepoint metric wrenches for $266 for $25 a week. Of course my service manager (and my mentor) didn't want me to go with snapon, but with our cornwell dealer. Cornwell was having a monthly deal of a 19 piece metric wrench set with a 12 piece sae set and a work light. The sae and work light being a bonus at the price of the metric set. $30 a week. My Cornwell dealer's rates were $20 a week for a $100 item and $30 a week for $200&up. Well my snapon dealer over shot his chance when he offered me a shit ton of bluepoint tools (with a rolling tool cart) for $25 a week. Of course when I did the math that would have taken me 3 years to pay off. So I ended up with buying tools off my cornwell guy. With him he has a set limit for me at $500 and will not let me buy what I cannot afford from him. Simply put I just wanted a set of wrenches. Cornwell guy sold me wrenches. Snapon guy try to sell me more than I really needed at the moment. But do not get me wrong there will be a point where I will get a few things from him.

[@martymurphy7477]

Another good Snap-On FRIDAY!!!! video

[@2002HondaCivicEx-coupe]

I opened my account a week ago and am so excited to buy some tools from my seller he is so easy to work with and has new stuff each week with the BOGO deals

[@crazyscott71]

I'm the same way with my snapon guy. i can walk of with whatever I want. he knows ill pay

[@dutchynehtam]

Hamilton reminds me a scraper/core buyer at my salvage yard. He’s a good guy too so maybe related. Haha good video guys!

[@tylermurphy4020]

Damn that's the best video yet!

[@z33tanner]

I wonder if that shop owner is still stepping on his own feet, funny story.

[@debolt4796]

What the hell I pay cash to my Snap-on dealer every time I buy tools and never get discount.

[@arlonlng]

Same here. I’ve spent nearly $10k over the last 6 months and always cash. Still no discount

[@fandango_buttlicks]

Well ask for a bundle discount. I bundle shit and still make payments

[@skalawag8860]

You have to haggle

[@JimmyMakingitwork]

Paying cash is a discount. Since each time you board the truck you’ll probably buy something else. It might keep you off it, lol.

[@lenny2137]

Bit late to the party but Hamilton is a real tool truck man. The rest of the dealers could learn a lot from that man

[@MarkMattioli]

This made me laugh so much!! 🤣 love every single video you guys make

[@robertmoreth8536]

As a snapon franchisee you run your own business and can make decisions like that,i took a 15 hp 1976 johnson outboard on payment once on my truck

[@fastvmax1]

Great video. Very informative. Thank you.

[@brianrodemeier5786]

My snap on tool dealer is awesome!!! Like you ! Gives me good deals! I owe almost 2k on the truck. 50 a week hes ok with. Been doing business with my snap on tool guy for 12 years. 2,400 is not a big amount a year. But he takes care of my tool needs/wants. Not one question on anything that needs warranty.

[@VDC_EDC]

Never knew about that ROI stuff..very interesting and cool to know

[@mattenfeld]

Love this guy

[@jeffcuevas5728]

my wife once told me 100.00 for tools and having different sets of wrenches was a waste... i told her so is your collections of 200.00 shoes... i guess one pair of shoes is good enuf no need to buy anymore... she said, Make sure u keep up on ur payments...lol

[@philliphall5198]

I married her at 18 and I was 22 Had a great mechanic job and most of my tools paid for She never once said anything about what tools or equipment cost and she was sweet to our 7 mechanics for 22 years Hate being old now

[@davechurchill416]

Great snap on dealer thanks for video

[@hsmith3844]

I miss your other characters on the job, but with the way things are you gotta go where the work is. Did that as a welder for years

[@roscomcfarland204]

So I just bought a 3/8 chrome and impact socket set deep and shallow, metric and sae, with extensions and a ratchet. Complete set from our new snap on guy. He said it was “brand new on the truck just came out 50% off.” But. He wants it paid in 10 weeks at $150 a week which is steep for me. I haven’t touched it since I bought it Friday of 12/22/23. My cornwell guy comes Wednesday, matco Thursday, and snap on Friday. If I can find a similar set on either truck that’ll do better payments. If I can find one. I’m going to return the set in the same brand new condition it’s in. Sucks because I really love the set but that’s just too steep for me payment wise

[@gregcothrum4045]

Great video y'all have a great weekend and stay safe 👍

[@johnjacob9608]

My snap on guy hates me after he found out i was not a shop mechanic. I never led him to believe i was. I grew up turning wrenches and know what i need. I used to work in a shop but not certified mechanic. I know all snap on businesses dont think like that. I wish your guy was here locally. I like and feel i can trust him.

[@cuongly523]

I know this was posted two years ago but what’s the difference or you was certified or not?

[@chucktaylor7980]

When you say cash is king you ain’t lying. I bought a used 54’ wide tool box that my snap on dealer was selling for $1,800. I told him look I can’t give you that but how does $700 cash sound? He said show me the money and it’s yours. He already had his hand on the button to open the back door and I showed him the cash and... well I think you know where this is going lol I took that tool box.

[@larryborkstrom3580]

Thanks for talking about credit I almost forgot a payment due

[@zachroberts1988]

Man, i wish i had Hamilton as my snap on guy!

[@KoonTrucking]

Me too!

[@jeramy2398]

I usually tried paying cash as knew got 20 - 25% off used truck account for when had a good sale that was above my allowance that week than I paid off truck account before bought something else. That always gave me bargaining chip. The biggest thing for me is the guy driving that truck owns it and tools on it which is true small business and I'd rather give my money to a small business than a huge corporation

[@PinoyWonder]

love watching it..having idea what do i need tools when snap-on go to my workplace..love the channel very much

[@KoonTrucking]

Thanks