Gearwrench launched a new MegaMod mechanics tool set, MEGAMOD1858, and it’s priced at only $29,999.99.
It’s a Gearwrench 1858pc tool set, tool box, and accessory bundle for $30K.
Here is everything you get:
1858pc set of mechanics hand tools, including ratchets (1/4″, 3/8″, and 1/2″ drive sizes), sockets, wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers, hammers, punches, extraction tools, and more.
9 storage units – 72″ rolling cabinet with stainless steel work surface, top hutch, large top locker, 2 small top lockers, 2 side lockers, utility cart, and 11″ mini tool box (see also: Gearwrench Launched a Mini Tool Box).
Essential shop equipment – creeper, mechanics seat. 2x 6T ratcheting jack stands, 24″ fan, mobile work table, 4 rechargeable worklights, kneeling pad, magnetic tool mat, and 1/2″ drive torque wrench..
It looks like all of the hand tools come in foam trays.
I could not find a full list of tools, but here’s a rough breakdown:
- 1835 tools
- 9 storage units
- 323 drive tools
- 1025 sockets
- 256 wrenches
- 86 screwdrivers, pliers, hammers
- 135 pieces of shop equipment hand tools
- 6 pieces of lighting and testing gear
- 17 pieces of shop equipment
- 37 modular tool set trays
You get a tap and die set and single torque wrench, but no multimeter (from what I can see)?
I found this to be an interesting collection of Gearwrench tools and storage products, although I personally wouldn’t go with a mega bundle approach.
Price: $29,999.99
In this case, I’m guessing that the tool boxes are half the price – the 72″ rolling tool cabinet is nearly $6K by itself.
$30K is a lot of money. If I was spending this much on a complete automotive tool and storage package, I’d break it down and choose separate tool and storage bundles.
Just looking at the prices for the separate Gearwrench tool cabinet and storage add-on products, you can save thousands by instead going with Harbor Freight Icon.
Gearwrench’s parent company is now under new ownership (see Apex Tool Group (Crescent, Gearwrench) has Been Sold), and there are reports their debt situation is a little less terrible than it was in late 2025. Frankly speaking, I’m not sure I would invest $30K on Gearwrench products right now.
I’d like to see more innovation from Gearwrench, rather than new packages of existing tools, but it’s still good to see more options.
