What do you carry in your 4R all the time and why?

This is a biggie in my book, Have several hard rubber wheel chocks laying around in the garage.

 

Right?
Gotta hit up my beloved Princess Auto, stuff a couple under seats

 

Minus the oil and extra lugs nuts

 

bought those emergency wheel chocks finally (rubber)

 

Looks like an operating room. I like it!

 

Moved the recovery stuff to deeper storage where the 3rd seat used to live.

 

my best rod and reel and fishing gear..just in case.

 

A compressor, battery jumper, jumper cables, first-aid kit, fire extinguisher, blade w/ emergency window breaker, dome light flasher, socket set, breaker bar, extra engine oil, 30 ft tow rope, extra fuses, roof straps, mini shovel, tire service step, etc...

 

I have to be honest, since I bought my 11, back in 18, I have not carried any tools at all, it is a 4Runner. When I had my suburban, I carried an enormous amount of tools.
I do carry: several IFAKs, several tourniquets, extension cord, gloves, gerber tomahawk, vinyl gloves, hitch, bungees, LED flashers.
For road trips: my first in bag, Milwaukee inflator, a tool bag, bin of blankets, jumper cables, MREs.

 

Damn, never thought of lug nuts specifically for the spare.

 

what specific Toyota parts are in the picture and the specific bottle jack with attachments?

 

For general/daily about 90% of what's on this list, the full compliment when I'm on a trip.

 

2wd? Did not that was a thing.

 

We lurk in the shadows…

 

Coffee. I always have coffee with me.

 

A 85 q "Bug out bag" that includes enough food, ammo (.22 rim) take down Stevens .22 rifle, saw, knives, and all the other stuff you need if you get stuck on a pass for a day or 4.

 

Ahh the Leatherman, I bought 2 of these when they first came out because i had a thing for the Swiss Army knife as a kid. Got them from the ads in the back of some sport magazine back in the late 70s early 80s. still carry the original have the 2nd in my safe thats going to my grandson in about 7 or 8 more years.

 

Whatever was in the car when i bought it(e.g. paint sealant, first aid, travel kit, manual, cargo net, lug nut lockers thing), Battery jumper(useful device that even charges my phones,etc) , extra jump cables, window shatter thing. City has gone down hill to carry valuables like i used to. Had to take remove firearm(even my rifle), tool kits, ammo, survival food, etc! Just take them when i do outdoors stuff.

 

Hookers and blow

 

A sleeping bag and pillow
A change of clothes
A flashlight
A cooler
Folding chair
A handgun (usually either a Glock 43 or S&W Airweight)

 

Chapstick. You know why.

 

Interesting choice.

 

Axe, shovel, matches, sipping whiskey, camp rifle, first aid kit, .....

 

(5) $100 bills
(20) $20 bills
(10) $10 bills

Rolex watch

SP5
M9
.22/12g combo-rifle

Burner phone

Traction boards
Air compressor
Leatherman
Tire repair kit
Shovel
First-aid kit
Lighter/matches/magnifier
Suicidal Tendencies CD

Fake beard, hair developer, nose putty and monocle, pirate eye patch, goofy teeth, and a southern accent guide book.

 

Plenty of firepower and ammo for trips to the Denver metro area. It isn't the city I used to frequent and enjoy....

 

over time build yourself "the box"
the box consists of tools you may need for your car at any point, 12,14 mm sockets and a wrench, screwdrivers, jumper cables, shovel, and a block of 4x4 wood for if you are parked on a slope, and a jack that is better than the one that comes with the car. have a hachet for camping and some magnesium fire starters, mine has a jacket and plastic bags for when i get stuck in the snow, but that is area dependent.

you will never need anythign else if you invest to building "your box"

 

The only thing in mine right now is a cell phone charger, it came with the first aid kit.

 

Damn, traveling light, i respect that lol

 

Just got it Friday so give me some time.

 

...First Lieutenant Jimmy Cross carried letters from a girl named Martha, a junior at Mount Sebastian College in New Jersey. They were not love letters, but Lieutenant Cross was hoping, so he kept them folded in plastic at the bottom of his rucksack....

....As a first lieutenant and platoon leader, Jimmy Cross carried a compass, maps, code books, binoculars, and a .45-caliber pistol that weighed 2.9 pounds fully loaded. He carried a strobe light and the responsibility for the lives of his men.

As an RTO, Mitchell Sanders carried the PRC-25 radio, a killer, 26 pounds with its battery.

As a medic, Rat Kiley carried a canvas satchel filled with morphine and plasma and malaria tablets and surgical tape and comic books and all the things a medic must carry, including M&M's for especially bad wounds, for a total weight of nearly 20 pounds.

As a big man, therefore a machine gunner, Henry Dobbins carried the M-60, which weighed 23 pounds unloaded, but which was almost always loaded. In addition, Dobbins carried between 10 and 15 pounds of ammunition draped in belts across his chest and shoulders....