DURALAST® TOOLS
professional-grade hand tools
The entire selection of over 500 Duralast Hand Tools is made to meet professional automotive industry standards. All Duralast Hand Tools are professional grade and proven tough to get the job done right every time.
GUARANTEED FOR LIFE
We stand behind all Duralast Hand Tools with a powerful lifetime guarantee - any tool that fails to perform correctly can be replaced free of charge at any of over 6,000 AutoZone® stores across the country.
chrome-plated finish
Easy to clean and corrosion resistant
professional-grade materials
Designed for control and durability
Drop Forged Alloy Steel
Guarantees superior strength and longevity
DURALAST hand tools
Duralast has over 500 hand tools, ranging from ratchets and wrenches to complete sets and specialty automotive tools
You can rest assured you always have the right tools for the right job
Precision Performance
Packaging is color-coded to indicate SAE and metric sizes
Duralast ratchets have 41 to 100 teeth and innovative dual pawl design
Updated V-shape jaw design allows for more access points and better grip
DURALAST lift equipment
Duralast Lift Equipment is designed for everyday use, from the home garage to the professional shop
Each unit is 100% factory tested to ensure a long life
knowledge is power
Duralast Hand Tools are so tough - they're guaranteed for life. Any tool that doesn't work can be replaced free of charge at any of over 6,000 AutoZone stores across the country.
Not sure what tools to get? Try the Duralast 265-Piece Mechanic's Tool Set. It's beautiful, tough, and it has all the tools you'll need to complete most DIY jobs.
Now you can strengthen your garage with the tools you need to get the job done right -
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