Took roll with tools

Good morning all. I have toolboxes at my house and shed however I would like all those tools to remain at home. I’ve been searching for a roll to fit behind drivers rear passenger seat that includes good tools for the Tacoma. Does such a bag exist or am I going to have to build my own? If I do I’m probably going with ATC bag but would really like one that’s loaded up. Any guidance is appreciated thank you.

 

I have a socket/driver set and a tool roll, as well as gloves and a hivis vest in that spot.

I have this roll. It's cheap but works well enough.
https://www.amazon.com/Bucket-Boss-Tool-Brown-70004/dp/B00GK4U208/

 

A 10mm socket does not require a roll. You can disassemble the truck with a 10mm....

 

I have the ATC bag (and I like it) and you can Google a list of tools for the 2nd gen that someone assembled. Should be close enough to the 3rd gen to handle a lot of the repairs.

 

So all I need is a 10mm?? That’s already in there

 

That, a hammer, adjustable wrench, duct tape, zip ties. If you can't get home with that then the chances of you having the right tool or part are slim.

 

Find the roll up tool bag of choice and load it at your local pawn shop.

I just use a small tupperware style container that fits in the underseat bin. Keeps sockets and such much easier than a roll up.

 

I like this one: https://www.amazon.com/Pocket-Tool-...9d-7272f5dc048a&ref_=pd_gw_ci_mcx_mr_hp_atf_m

 

You’ll probably gonna need to build your own. I wouldn’t want to buy an already loaded tool bag. I need to choose my own tools because I want specific sizes and types of tools. You’re probably better off asking what tools do people carry, so you can decide what are the most important things for you to put in there. I just use a regular Husky tool bag from Home Depot, but for me its:

3/8” drive socket sets up to 21mm (deep and shorties)
Med ratchet and extensions
18” breaker bar
Small & large crescent wrenches
med channel locks
Small/med/large Philips & flahead screwdrivers
small & large pliers and needle nose
90* needle nose
Vice grips
Small needle nose vice grips
Wire cutters
Hose tool/pick
Med. hammer
Some spare fuses, hose clamps, rags, duct tape
OBD II code reader
NOCO jumper pack

 

I have this. Expensive but I love it….

https://www.atlas46.com/products.html?tapa=12580-4fee7f&taps=126282-e4466f/JourneyMESH-Chest-Rig-HiViz/p/82612156/category=21476006#!/Yorktown-Tool-Roll®/p/88260008/category=30924017

 

Ha! Everyone knows you need multiple 10mm because they get lost all the time

 

Thanks everyone for the info and suggestions and thank you @brian2sun for the extensive list really awesome of you

 

Build your own



Edit: thats not complete or it's final form

 

Yeah. I reckon the duct tape, 550 cord, zip ties, bailing wire and ratchet straps are going to be more useful in general than a tool roll.

Most regular people, even weekend warrior off-roaders don’t carry spare parts and fluids to do a fix. So, that leaves doing a patch and limping out

 

Well, almost!

I put together a tool roll with the basics as it's not just about working on the Taco in the field. I was at a friend's cabin recently picking up a John Deere Gator I bought from him and we needed a few sets of pliers to get a stubbern clevis pin removed from the trailer. I broke out my tool roll and took care of it.

You will rarely need to use your well thought out tool roll in your truck. But when you do you will be glad you have it.

 

when off-roading or camping, I just toss my Husky do-it-all box in the bed along with a Milwaukee M18 impact and a battery, gorilla tape, channel locks, zip ties and a side cutter.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-M...MTS/312945780?source=shoppingads&locale=en-US

 

I bought this, it's not chap but it is sturdy and holds a lot:
Triple Run: Tool Bag – Blue Ridge Overland Gear