You won’t find many Milwaukee tools on the shelves at your local Walmart store, but online, it’s a different story. Walmart.com is always worth checking for good prices on red tools, and it’s already ramping up sales on some batteries and useful tools for Black Friday and this year’s holiday shopping season.
The battery deals stood out as the most tempting to me. You can now grab a two-pack of XC5.0 batteries, plus a charger, for $129—that’s almost $270 off the normal list price! Then there’s also a hugely powerful Forge battery is discounted to almost half price. There’s already a good crop of other deals live, too. Check them out below.
Our friends over at Bob Vila, the home improvement site, found even more Milwaukee Walmart deals. I’ll dump their rundown too in case you’re into working on things besides cars!
Milwaukee M12 FUEL 3 Inch Compact Cut Off Tool $115.99 $149
Precise, powerful, and easy to handle. This Milwaukee M12 tool slices through tile, PVC, and sheet metal with a reversible blade and adjustable guard for control and safety on the job or for DIY projects.
Milwaukee Shockwave 45-Piece Impact Duty Bit Set $20.99 $33
These cordless workhorses deliver the torque and precision Milwaukee is known for. They’re ideal for DIY projects or heavy workshop use.
Compact, high-torque designs that tighten, loosen, and reach spaces larger wrenches can’t. And each one is built for the long haul.
Whether you’re cutting metal studs or PVC pipe, these tools combine speed, accuracy, and low vibration for smoother results.
Blades, bits, and hole saws extend the life of your core tools and keep you ready for any task. Plus, they’re at some of the lowest prices we’ve seen all year.
These prices were accurate at the time of publication, but may have changed by the time you find this story. Into deal hunting? Check out all of our Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping holiday deal-finds at our special BF/CM hub page!
Automotive journalist since 2013, Andrew primarily coordinates features, sponsored content, and multi-departmental initiatives at The Drive.