What tools do you need to repair and maintain your car yourself?

During the economic downturn, doing routine maintenance and repairs on your car yourself is indeed a good way to save money. Below I will recommend some basic car maintenance tools and combination sets to help you start your DIY maintenance journey.

Basic tools
Wrenches: including open-end wrenches, box wrenches, and socket wrenches, etc., are used to tighten or loosen bolts and nuts. It is recommended to choose a set of wrenches of different sizes to suit various situations.
Screwdrivers: Flat-blade and Phillips screwdrivers are essential. They are used to remove and install various parts.
Pliers: Needle-nose pliers and carp pliers can help you clamp small objects or cut wires.
Jacks and safety stands: Used to lift the vehicle to inspect or replace tires and other bottom components.
Tire pressure gauge: Maintaining the correct tire pressure is essential for fuel efficiency and driving safety.
Funnel: Very useful when adding oil or other liquids to avoid spills.
Oil pan: Collect old oil when changing the oil.
Advanced Tools (as needed)
Torque wrench: Ensures bolts are tightened to the correct torque value, which is especially important for certain key components such as wheel bolts.
OBD-II diagnostic tool: Used to read vehicle fault codes and help quickly locate the problem.

Multi-function meter: Can be used to detect circuit problems.
Tool combination sets
If you don't want to buy each tool separately, a comprehensive tool set would be a good choice. SHARGGE has many different sets of different specifications to choose from, ranging from basic sets to professional levels:
Entry-level tool sets: These sets usually include the basic tools you need for simple maintenance, such as wrenches, screwdrivers and pliers of various sizes.
Intermediate tool sets: In addition to basic tools, they may also include some more professional tools, such as socket wrench sets, torque wrenches, etc.
Advanced tool sets: Designed for those who need to perform complex repairs, they include almost all tools and are often of higher quality and durability.
Remember, before purchasing any tools, first determine your specific needs and then choose the right tools based on those needs. Additionally, investing in better quality tools is usually worth it for long-term use and durability, even if the initial cost is higher. At the same time, it is also very important to learn how to use these tools correctly, which will not only increase your work efficiency but also ensure your safety. I hope these tips are helpful to you!