What kind of tools kits are people carrying? Types of tools and bags or kits or cases do people use?

 

10mm wrench is the most important tool I keep in both our Defenders and have had to use it multiple times to do a hard reset. Even my wife knows how to disconnect the negative battery terminal to get her power steering back.

https://www.jbtools.com/knipex-98001...sulated-10-mm/

 

Things I leave in my Defender:
- 10mm knipex mentioned by @PaulLR in the right rear door
- Tire air down/plug kit in the boot storage
- This folder thing with a set of ratchets, wrenches, & screwdrivers in the boot. Never used it, but they are my security blanket.
- GAP tool in the glove box

I'm scratching my head, but that's probably it for daily driving. Lots more when overlanding.

 

+ jump pack and tow strap.

 

My kit is self-recovery focused: ****** strap, soft shackles, tree saver, sidewall patches, tire plug kit, air compressor, recovery boards, shovel, a jack, a jump pack, spare fuses, valve cores and the all important leatherman multi-tool. Also 3 days of energy bars, a water filter, blanket and first aid kit. Lastly, a garmin inreach for satellite communications.

 

I keep a 10mm, a 20-piece socket wrench, a multi-bit screwdriver with a 25-piece Torx bit set, as well as a DeWalt cordless drill, needle nose pliers, zip ties, and a few spare fuses. Everything fits in the DeWalt carrying bag and I keep it under the cargo floor.

 

@Norsk - Doah! Forgot about the jump pack. I have a lot of recovery gear added when overlanding/offroading.

 

+ an air compressor to air down or up your tire pressure especially if you do a lot of off roading. The factory OEM compressor is a nice add that fits neatly in the back of the Defender.

 

I keep six flashers and a flashlight so I can wait in peace for someone else to comes to fix it.

 

What air compressor do you use?