Chevrolet 400 Small Block Tools and Equipment

The Right Tool for Every Job

Whether you're a seasoned professional turning wrenches in a full-service shop or a dedicated enthusiast tackling weekend projects in the garage, having the right tool is the difference between a job done and a job done well. Tools and equipment span an enormous range of products — from the humble combination wrench to heavy-duty hoists, electronic diagnostic scanners, spray guns, and recovery winches. With over 28,000 products across dozens of subcategories, this collection covers every corner of the automotive, off-road, and shop professional world.

From Hand Tools to Shop-Ready Equipment

The foundation of any serious workspace starts with hand tools — the sockets, ratchets, pliers, wrenches, and specialty drivers that handle the vast majority of day-to-day automotive work. A quality hand tool set is a long-term investment, and the brands that make them matter. Alongside hand tools, a productive shop demands the right shop equipment: tool carts, press brakes, parts washers, air compressors, and workbenches that keep a workspace organized and efficient.

For collision and restoration professionals, body, frame, and paint equipment is essential — from frame straightening systems and dent repair tools to spray guns and booths that deliver professional-grade finishes. And for any job that requires getting under a vehicle safely, hoist, lift, and support equipment — including floor jacks, jack stands, transmission jacks, and vehicle lifts — is non-negotiable. Out on the trail or the worksite, a quality winch can mean the difference between a recovery and a recovery bill.

Top Brands in Tools & Equipment

OTC Tools — originally the Owatonna Tool Company — has been building tools for technicians since 1925 and is now part of Bosch Automotive Service Solutions. OTC is especially well regarded for its specialty service tools, diagnostic equipment, pullers, and hydraulic shop equipment that address jobs general-purpose tools simply can't handle.

Milwaukee Tool has been at the forefront of power tool innovation since its founding in 1924, evolving from early portable drills to an expansive lineup of cordless and corded tools trusted by trade professionals everywhere. Their M18 FUEL™ battery platform and wide range of impact wrenches, grinders, and reciprocating saws make them a go-to brand for shop and field work alike.

ATD Tools and Supplies has been delivering professional automotive tools and equipment at competitive prices since 1977. ATD's broad catalog covers everything from jack combo kits and utility carts to HVLP spray guns and shop lighting — making them a reliable choice for outfitting a shop without breaking the budget.

Warn is the industry benchmark for vehicle recovery and pulling equipment. With decades of engineering heritage in off-road and utility winches, Warn products are trusted by overland adventurers, off-road racers, and work truck operators who need dependable, heavy-duty recovery performance.

DeVilbiss has been a leader in spray finishing technology since 1888 and is widely recognized for pioneering the first compliant spray guns that reduce overspray and VOC emissions. Their atomization technology remains the gold standard for automotive refinish professionals seeking glass-smooth, factory-quality finishes.

What to Consider When Shopping Tools & Equipment

• Duty cycle and build quality: Professional-grade tools are built for all-day use; match the tool's rating to how frequently and intensively it will be used.
• Specialty vs. general purpose: Some jobs — like pressing bearings or pulling gears — require purpose-built tools. Using the wrong tool risks damage to parts and injury.
• Brand support and warranty: Reputable brands back their tools with meaningful warranties and replacement part availability, which matters over years of use.
• System compatibility: Cordless tool users benefit from sticking within a battery platform ecosystem to share batteries and chargers across tools.