Must-have Tools To Keep In Your Truck

In this video, I share my list of must-have tools that every truck owner should keep on hand. Whether you're hitting the road for a long trip or just want to be prepared for any situation, having the right tools in your truck can make all the difference.
Join me as I walk you through the essential items I always carry in my truck. From basic tools like wrenches and screwdrivers to more specialized gear like tire repair kits and portable air compressors, I'll cover everything you need to stay safe and self-sufficient on the road.
I'll also explain why each tool is important and how it can help you tackle common roadside issues, from flat tires to unexpected breakdowns. With these tools in your truck, you'll be ready for anything that comes your way.
Whether you're a seasoned truck owner or new to the world of driving, this video will provide you with practical tips and advice on building the ultimate truck toolkit.
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[@powerstrokemaintenance]

What tools do you always carry with you?

[@paul91103]

I carry reflective vests for roadside activities. When I tow our camper I have a wider array of tools, but for daily driving around town lighter is better. Good overview of your kit pack. The floor jack would really make tire changes so much easier.

[@powerstrokemaintenance]

Thanks for the comment! Good call with the reflective vests. Definitely needed with how little people pay attention these days. Agreed lighter around town is definitely better.

[@tattooedmillionair]

swifter-duster: love it! I keep some dust cloths that work nicely but a much better choice was in front of me the whole time - thanks for those tips!

[@powerstrokemaintenance]

No problem! Thanks for watching

[@dougdoris8622]

I keep a pair of gloves and a safety vest in my front door pocket. I am going to go to Harbor Freight and get a Daytona floor jack. I’ve had a few flats and that would save me some time.

[@powerstrokemaintenance]

It’s worth having if you can fit it in!

[@kgsstudiosfineart]

Great suggestions. I never thought of a Swiffer. What phone holder are you using in the vent and do you like it? Yes on Archoil.

[@powerstrokemaintenance]

Thank you! This phone holder is fantastic. $40 on Amazon. Tackform Vent Phone Mount. I will plan to do a video on it soon.

[@kgsstudiosfineart]

@@powerstrokemaintenance I saw a microfiber swiffer alternative that supposedly picks up more dust. Have you tried it?

[@powerstrokemaintenance]

I have not. What’s it called?

[@willb7975]

Spare set of work clothes, mechanic mat roll up, 1 gal T6 10W30, misc wiring kit woth connectors and fuses, warmies, and you need a milwaukee m18 at least mid size torque wrench wugaduga tool and sockets.

[@powerstrokemaintenance]

The wugaduga tool is a must! haha thank you for the comment. Sounds like you have a dialed kit

[@tattooedmillionair]

😂