As title states:

What do all of you keep in your rigs in terms of tools, survival gear, and accessories while offroading?

Any items you wish you had on the trail?

Feel free to include brands of items & items you have used and would not recommend.

Depends on what I going to be doing. Generally I have a tire plug kit, jump box, a Truckers Friend, Leatherman, flashlight and a fairly complete first aid kit.

I currently have 2 tow straps, a bucket o tools with basic hand tools, a big friendly hammer, fix a flat, spare motor oil, spare transmission fluid, WD-40, radiator stop leak, abc fire extiguisher, HD jumper cables, waterproof matches, shovel, good knife, spare shackles, and a good phone charger.

I am ordering a EMT first aid kit (I have some EMT training), 2 person sleeping bag(to keep dog warm as well hehe), tire plug kit, hi lift jack, and MRE's.

A few good items that I can atest to having during 2 week on/off road trip:

1 good paperback book
2 bottles of water
1 roll of toilet paper
1 nature food bar
1 reading light
1 satellite phone
1 CV axle
1 6" hose clamp
1 roll of duct tape.

Yup, that about does it for light packing. The real list is a bit inclusive.

In my truck everyday -
Tool bag - socket set, wrenches, screwdrivers, a couple hammers, etc.
Blanket
Leatherman Wave
A couple good knives
Estwing hatchet
Fiskars folding saw
Tire repair kit
1 large can Fix o Flat
6 pack of water
Pack of bar towels
2 tarps
Tow strap/D rings
A couple flashlights
Battery powered radio
Extra batteries
First aid kit
50ft paracord
Tent stakes
A few lighters
A few Zip fire stater packs
Small air compressor
Road flares
ABC fire extinguisher
2 airplane bottles of Makers Mark

I keep it all in a large plastic box in the rear, strapped down. I'm sure some of you guys think it might be overkill but I have had to bust into that box more than a few times.

I carried all that in my FJ, once I built shelving unit it'll all go in to the 4runner.
1st aid kit, water, MRE's, water purifier, chem lights, emergency strobe
spare cv axle, inner/outer tie rods, work lamp, tape, zip ties, shovel, axe, hi lift, tire repair kit, arb twin air compressor
tool bag with variety of tools and spare nuts and bolts

Seatbelt cutter attached to my seatbelt….

In my cargo box one side holds, 2 first aid kits, emergency blanket, extra clothes, shoes and jacket for each member of the family. Maps, flashlights, TP, paper towels, trash bag/shopping bag, blanket, lighter, bag of snacks. Thats one side.

The other side holds jumper cables, oil, windex, water, socket set, wrench set, tent stakes, lots of rope/different kinds, 2 D-rings, D-rings hitch receiver, fire extinguisher, 1 ton jack stand, folding shovel, gloves, zip ties. I'm sure there's more its just too early to think about everything thats in there.

The hi lift is bolted to the top of the cargo box and an air compressor on the side.

Heck, might as well chime in:

I'm sure there's more, but this is what I can think of.
Yes, it's probably overkill, but might as well have too much than not enough.

Survival Backpack:
2 Mountain Houses
100ft paracord
Emergency blanket
Chem lights
Flashlight
Lighter
Waterproof matches
Fire starter
Knife
Leatherman
Compass
Head lamp
Crank radio w/ flashlight and USB port
Phone charging cable
Handheld CB
2-way radios
Bag of snacks (trail mix, crackers, etc.)
Basic first aid kit
3 Gatorades

Tool Box:
Basic tools- socket set, crescent wrenches, hammer, screwdrivers, torx bits, allen keys, pliers, etc.

Spare Parts:
Spark plugs and wires
Motor oil
ATF fluid
Brake fluid
Assorted fuses
All belts

Other:
Roll of duck tape
Road flares
Assorted zip ties
Tarp
ABC fire extinguisher
Jumper cables
Shovel
Snow brush

Recovery:
Hi-Lift 48"
D-rings
D-ring hitch receiver
Tow strap

I keep a Bug Out Bag in my truck. It includes:

First Aid supplies
Assortment of zip ties
Duct tape
Sports tape
Super glue
Lighters
Matches
A few flashlights
A few knives
Pens
A few hundred feet of paracord
A .357 and about 100 rounds of ammo
Small notebook
A change of clothes
Hand sanitizer

In the back I have a "tool drawer" that includes:
1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" metric sockets and drivers
Allen Keys
Screwdrivers
Torx drivers
Ratchet Wrenches
Assortment of pliers
Flashlights
Drill and bits
1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" battery powered impact guns
Shovel
Tow and snatch straps and shackles
Jumper cables

I also have a cooler and some bag chairs
Extra boots
Scotch
Gatorade
Water
Power Inverter

I also keep a .17HMR rifle in a case that hangs on my back seat and some ammo for it. That's all I can think of off the top of my head!

There is a great thread on the 120 forum regarding this. Good thread topic regardless.

Currently:

3 Toolboxes

One is a Kobalt premade socket set
One has all my electrical bits and pieces
The other is an old steel box with the rest of the stuff (wrenches, allens, hammer, tape etc etc.

Ammo box with like 8 ratchet straps of various sizes and some rope.

2D Cell Maglite LED

Lots of misc hardware, clips, bolts, nuts etc.

I'm planning on getting 2 Fire extinguishers, a large fixed blade knife and a 1st aid kit, along with recovery gear like straps and winching gear.

In my 4 Gen I keep:

A leatherman Wave
2 Mini LED Flashlights
2 Magnetic LED work lights that I can use if I need to open my hood
Fire Extinguisher
1 Can of fix o flat
3 Mini ratchet straps for the luggage rack
2 first aid kits
jumper cables
1 flat tip screw driver
1 Phillips screw driver
3 shop towels
dual port USB Adapter

My off roading is mostly in northern Nevada. This is the stuff that is always in the truck (if going more than 250 miles the list gets a bit more extensive):

2 GPS Receivers (the simple kind with lat., long., elev.)
Paper USGS Topo Maps of the areas I will be traveling
Camera
spare AA and AAA batteries
Axe
Shovel
Hand winch
2 tow straps
4 D-rings
A couple flash lites
5 gallons of water
12V air compressor
First Aid kit
1/2" rope
1 gallon coolant, oil, windshield washer
OBD2 Scanner and code list
Toolbox with assortment of wrenches, screwdrivers, wire, hose clamps, tape (teflon, duct, electrical), hoses (from 1/4 to 1 inch), various fasteners, wire, etc.
2 pairs work gloves
extra jacket
extra hat
extra spectacles
paper towels
toilet tissue
Truck owners manual
A second truck

No I don't carry a cell phone or have a CB radio - neither work once more than a few miles away from a town or interstate highway around here. Northern Nevada is very unpopulated once anywhere north or east of Reno.

On trips of more than 250 miles I will add a couple of five gallon Gerry Cans of fuel; more fluids for the truck; more clothing; more food; and whatever else the terrain might warrent.

262 Treks in this:



4 Treks in this (so far):

I always have my shit kit and a gallon of water.

I always keep this with me, no matter where I go..

Within arms reach (back seats): Large full tang knife, water, food, leatherman, folding knife, flashlight, window breaker, gloves and hat (alberta), radios, pen flare gun and bear banger, cell phone chargers, spare batts, multiple batteries, am/fm hand crank radio, string, small aid kit, blankets

In the boot: Full first aid kit, jumpers, Large hatchet, folding saw, bottle jack, hi lift jack, torque wrench, impact gun (batt), tire patch kit/plug, air comp, spare tire, jerry can, more water, tarps, med ratchet set, hammer, pry bar (most used, heh..), lots of dif. ratchet straps, bungie cords, zip ties, blankets, (dry bag - misc. survival crap - grab and go style), recovery kit bag (tow straps, d-rings, hooks, gloves, plyers, tape), tp, clothe, plywood bases (10" square), and a cheap 12-gauge pump with various shells for squirrel to grizz (legally locked and stored, I only promote hunting within season)

Now I list these, I should also have: water purifier, canteen... oops

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