What do yall keep in your truck at all times?

When I bought my 2nd-gen AC, my primary use for it was to get me to work on a long daily commute. So while I kept it very clean, it was nice to just put necessities in the back AC area that I needed. Jump box, recovery strap, shackle, tool kit, emergency kit, flashlight, handwarmers, tie-downs, blanket, work gloves, sun shield etc. Since then, I now work permanently from home and I bought the 3rd-gen DC. So when I went to move supplies over to the new truck, while there is more people room, there is now less room for "stuff" in the back. I don't want the seats to get all dirty and make the back of the truck look junky. So I put what I could in the storage areas and figured the other stuff I will throw in when I need it. Luckily, I don't need to pack for the long commute every day now (especially nice in the winter.)

 

Jumpers
Tow strap, shackles, recovery hitch
Max trax
Air compressor
Folding shovel
Tire plug kit
Wrench roll
Zip ties and wire
GMRS radio
EDC and extra clip
Jacket/blankets
Extra tp
Small machete
Flash light
High vis vest
First aid
Hatchet
Small bottle of whiskey
Citronella candle
Owners manual

 

Air pump, Can of Slime (God forbid I need it), Glock 44 and Box of .22, Snatchblock, D-Rings, Straps, Tow Straps, Ratchet straps, Impact gun, socket set, Case of water and a blanket.

 

Fire extinguisher
Fiskars chopping axe
Ratchet straps
Dude wipes x2
Life straw
Fire sticks (inset your definition)
Rain jacket
Gloves (both real and nitrile)
Ear pro

 

Combination open end & closed end 10mm wrench in case I need to replace the battery.

 

$100 NOCO GB40 1000A UltraSafe Car Battery Jump Starter, 12V Jump Starter Battery Pack, Battery Booster, Jump Box, Portable Charger and Jumper Cables for 6.0L Gasoline and 3.0L Diesel Engines

NOCO GB40
USB cables
Tums, Advil, Tylenol
Basic recovery gear
Ratchet Straps
50' quality rope
Screw drivers
Locking Pliers
Tape measure(s)
Hitch
Flashlight(s)
Leatherman
Knives
Mexican Blanket
Hatchet
WD-40
$$

 

Knife
Collapsable dog water bowl
Tool bag with all the basics + socket set and wrench set in mm
Breaker bar
Ratchet straps
Portable 12V air compressor
Code reader
Jumper pack and jumper cables
Flares
Spare oil and brake/PS fluid
Headlamp & extra batteries
1st aid kit w/ Ibuprophen and Tylenol
Tire chains
Extra jacket, shirt, hat, socks, rain poncho
Blanket
Water
Granola bars
Roll of TP
Pepper spray
Glock 19 (as needed)

 

Go bag with medical kit
Recovery gear
Jumper cables
Fire arm
Spare knife
Extra bottles of water
Traction boards
Ratchet straps
Straws, napkins, and wet wipes
Gloves
Extra jacket
Extra boots
Shovel
Small axe
OBD 2 reader

 

How do you pump up the tire once you have a plug in it?

 

I always have a compressor. I use a

$105 Viair 88P Portable Compressor Kit (12V, 120 Psi, Forup to 33" Tires)

Viair 88P personally.

Handy to have even with a fix-a-flat. The fix-a-flat may work but not totally seal the puncture. A compressor can keep you topped up if you have a slow leak.

Fix-a-flat and a cellphone may be enough for some people though. Just depends on how far you are away from help and a tire shop.

 

With these idiots now running the country it could be sooner than you think. Tp is good.

 

Set of ceramic plates and carrier
16" Folder AR and spare magazine
Glock 19
Med kit
Straps and ratchet
Basic tools (wrenches, vice grips ect)
Baofeng radio
Life straw

 

16" folder? Amature. Where is the 7'' Blackout?

 

Gym bag
Spare t-shirt/hoodie
Straw beach hat (during the summer months in SoCal)
Baofeng
Flashlight
Leatherman multitool

I'd carry my G19, but California is lame.

 

The Engine

 

Too much too list but after being trapped from the fires I carry a few items all the times now. Not pictured open are the box on roof which has food, water, rain gear and extra clothes. Behind/under the seat are GB70, first aid, tools. Box in front of bed is chainsaw with needed items, jack n more tools.
Open boxes pictured is mostly recovery gear and emergency brackets, shelters, gloves, shovel, axe, etc.

 

I have a 6" blackout suppressed I'll take with me going to get piggies. I tend to keep the less expensive toys around the vehicle in case of theft or if I had to actually use it they'd end up in the evidence locker forever.


The 16" folder is an A2 upper so cheap and simple as it gets lol

Plus it's easier to travel in different states with a 16" than to have to ask permission for SBR's

 

Dude. AT ALL TIMES.

It immediately doesn’t count anymore if you take it out to let it wriggle around naked on the living room carpet for a photo shoot.

 

God I love your setup bro.....