Friday Deals: Savings from Walmart, Revzilla—and a Home Depot Deal of the Day You Won’t Want to Miss

Today only, save up to $150 on Automotive Tools from Big Orange.
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The weekend is almost here, and that means … CHORES! Or perhaps a long drive. No matter how you plan to spend your weekend, be sure to make time today to check out Home Depot’s Deal of the Day. It’s a real winner for car lovers and DIY mechanics.

Today only, through midnight PST, you can save up to $150 on select automotive tools at Big Orange. Power tools, lifts, jacks, battery chargers, and more are all on sale today, so stock up now so you can enjoy your weekend at home—not at the store.

auto lift
Quickjack

From what we can see, the biggest savings seem to be on vehicle lifts and jacks—permanent, temporary, and everything in between. Quickjack portable car lifts top the bill. Several sizes and styles are marked down; normally upwards of $1700, you can pick one up for less than $1400—but only if you shop today.

Beyond the deals at the Big Orange, we’ve assembled a fantastic assortment of special buys and bargains below. Looking for motorcycle gear and apparel? Check. Garage tools and outdoor essentials? Check. A killer DJI drone with a 3-axis gimbal camera that shoots 5.4k video? Check and mate.

man flying drone
Could you have some fun with this? Pick it up today and save., Amazon

So take some time and have some fun this weekend. Avoid the stores and the hassle, and shop these great deals today.


General Sale Landing Pages

Automotive

Tools / Garage Gear

Motorcycle Gear & Apparel

Camping / Tactical / Outdoors

Action Cameras & Drones

Gaming / Simulation

Fitness / Health

TV / Streaming / Entertainment

Wearable Tech / Personal Audio

Power / Charging

Jon Langston

Executive Editor, Commerce

An avid motorcyclist from Brooklyn, Jonny spent his early professional years in journalism riding and reviewing bikes while on staff at American Iron and RoadBike. He was a freelance photojournalist for many years before joining Men's Journal as its first-ever Commerce Editor.