Snap-on Credit

Snap on tool program is a great resource for beginners of tradesmen to get tools they need for their job a wonderful resource and financial support all in one

I'm just gona put this out here if you can avoid using this loan company I definitely would!! I've done this now 5 times 3 of them I paid off b4 the 100days. The 1 I'm trying 2 get out of now is past the 100 days and they are charging $10 more than the initial amount I got the loan 4 I spent $1,340.00 for the loan 4 car reapairs I needed. The total they have me paying back is $2,690.00 At the time it was needed and didn't have another option. This will b the last 1 I ever get from them.

Harassment, high prices & long waits for products. Their interest rates are high, my wife didn't get her big toolbox for almost a year after it was ordered, & if you're late with a payment they will call you & your credit references 2-3 times a day, & there is no deferral to skip a payment & add it to the end of the loan if you're having financial struggles in this economy. There are other tools companies with better service & more compassion, avoid this one for your own stress reduction!

Snap On credit is ok. Interest rate is very high. Would recommend researching a loan elsewhere and purchasing a box outright. The dealers are great and I like the tools. Just saying for a company that finances there own product 30% is ridiculous. It’s just greedy if you ask me. Does not cultivate a very friendly partnership.

Works well for me as a mechanic I need tools and this let's me get the expensive ones with emptying my wallet every week. Can easily add more if needed extremely useful.

If you think snapon tools are expensive take a look at what you pay for them threw there credit. 30% interest, gross... highway robbery don't do it..

Have been hard to work with, apparently 2 months ago their website got hacked, and I became late on payments because I wasn't able to log in and change my card information because I changed banks. After 5 months of not receiving a letter in the mail or a phone call, one of their credit guys calls me and tells me that I have to pay $500 that moment or they were going to repo my tools. mind you im 21 years of age and i just got out of college trying to get on my feet, I don't have $500 then and there. So I told him everything that happened and his only response was "that's to bad, that is your fault for not trying to fix it". Once I am done paying Crap-on, i will not work with them again. I have better experiences with Mac Tools and Matco, so they will have my business from now on.

They take care of me every step of the way. They are considerate about the financial hardships many people face right now. They have always checked on me about my financial stand point every time I see them. They even got me a rate that works within what I have already paid for a truck account and made it where I don’t have to pay any more than that.

Way too expensive interest will kill you I've been paying 60 a week for the last 8 months and my balance has only dropped 500 dollars from 5500 to 5000

Snap-on is a great tool distributer and will work with you with every step of the way. Will continue to use them in the future for any of my tool need