What do you keep in your boot?

[eltax91]

I've got all sorts rattling around my Lpg tank in the spare wheel well.

Rope
Small basic socket set
Puncture repair kit and some gunk
12v inflator
Oil
Coolant
Flashlube
Screwdrivers and spanners
First aid kit
Warning triangle
Legal non spaced plates

In the boot

Jump leads
Old cloth and picnic blanket
Shopping bags

[zb]

Large holdall with fuel cans (empty)
Assorted bag for life carriers
Screenwash
Oil (just in case)
Bottle of water
Extended breaker bar and impact sockets (learned this the hard way with a previous car)
Assorted fuses and bulbs
bin bag
Michelin compressor
Emergency powerpack (jump start, USB, LED lights)
UK roadmap
Microfibre cloths
jump leads

[rscott]

My Mx-5 .. tyre inflator, can of tyre weld, fire extinguisher, waterproof coat, several dozen bags for life, baseball cap, first aid kit.

Other half's Focus Estate. Tyre inflator, dog beds, extension lead, 2 sets horse clippers, saddle, travel boots, rugs, tail bandages, bridle, 5 coats, wellies, riding boots, etc... It's full basically!

[techguyone]

Emergency triangle
first aid kit
empty 5 litre plastic fuel thing
wheel nut brace
jack
blanket
military folding shovel
picnic table (ok it forms the boot floor and is a Honda thing)
baby wipes
4x small cartons of ribena
umbrella
2x stick on side window sunshades
5 or 6 big plastic bags now you don't get bags in shops
couple of bungee leads

Best of all, because my spare wheel is external boot door mounted, all this fits under my picnic table in the space where a normal spare wheel would be, so my uhh upper boot? is still empty.

I have a couple of big wind up rechargeable torches in the door bins too.

[dave_s13]

I had a screw in a tyre this week and had cause to use this recently purchased item.

XtremeAuto® CAR VAN TYRE TIRE PUNCTURE REPAIR KIT WITH 10 STRIPS https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004JFZGRO/ref=cm_sw_r...

Worked brilliantly. Much better than the useless gunk kit I've tried before.

[SteveSteveson]

An ever growing range of shopping bags.

[vikingaero]

dave_s13 said:

I had a screw in a tyre this week and had cause to use this recently purchased item.

XtremeAuto® CAR VAN TYRE TIRE PUNCTURE REPAIR KIT WITH 10 STRIPS https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004JFZGRO/ref=cm_sw_r...

Worked brilliantly. Much better than the useless gunk kit I've tried before.

I think they are good too. Whenever I've had a puncture I've used these in preference to gunking. No doubt someone will say that we aren't posting this as we are dead from the explosive impact after repair. I've always used this as a get you home and a proper repair afterwards.

[MrBarry123]

1 litre of oil and an umbrella.

[wjb]

Oil.

[CaptainCosworth]

jimreed said:

3 ton trolley jack, still unopened.
Two litres of water.
Seven and a half litres of oil, an oil filter, eight spark plugs and an air filter.
A pair of wellies.
Tucked down around the spare wheel, wrapped in rags to stop any noise : a full Halfrauds professional socket set, 7-30 mm spanners and a lump hammer.
A big torch and several hundred marine shells.

I've just realised that I am turning into my Dad.

Wow, you've either got a massive car or really knackered suspension

[marcusgrant]

PPE

[OldGermanHeaps]

marcusgrant said:

PPE

Durex?

[anonymous-user]

1) Lots of water.

2) First aid/Medicine.

3) Tins (meat/veg/fruit) that don't require to be cooked.

4) Cash.

5) A first-aid book.

6) Water purification tablets

7) Matches

8) Fire extinguisher

9) Feminine hygiene products

10) Disposable plates/cups/cutlery/paper towels

11) Battery-powered radio & wind-up radio

12) Torches with starlight mode for long battery life

13) Duct-tape to seal doors and windows if needed

14) Whistle to signal for help

15) Dust masks in case of contaminated air

16) Wet wipes

17) Bin bags

18) Tools

19) Several can openers

20) Local maps

21) Lots of non-rechargeable batteries with long shelf life

22) Solar-powered battery charger and lots of rechargeable batteries

23) A small camping stove

24) A large propane gas cylinder for the BBQ. Propane should be good to very low temperatures unlike butane.

[MDMA .]

Bass

[Slow]

Set of jump leads
Some gearbox oil which I haven't got round to putting in
Some pieces of door/interior trim which have come off
Pair of boots (not actually sure who's they are when I think about it)
A big rope for towing

In my Range Rover

Jump leads
A heat gun
A arm
A hand
A folder of old college work which could be binned
One of those boxes you get veg in from tesco (big flat cardboard ones)
Set of spanners from 9-17mm or so
Tow rope
Big metal bar
A saw

[oceanview]

Nothing.

[RammyMP]

Beer

[DannyScene]

DSLR
Tripod
Cree LED Torch
Batteries for camera + torch
Folding camping chair
At least 1 bottle of drink
Full set of bulbs
2 litres of oil
A big Tarp and rope

[marcusgrant]

OldGermanHeaps said:

Durex?

unfortunately not, just a lot of clothes that make me look like a clown

[MrBarry123]

pablo said:

1) Lots of water.

2) First aid/Medicine.

3) Tins (meat/veg/fruit) that don't require to be cooked.

4) Cash.

5) A first-aid book.

6) Water purification tablets

7) Matches

8) Fire extinguisher

9) Feminine hygiene products

10) Disposable plates/cups/cutlery/paper towels

11) Battery-powered radio & wind-up radio

12) Torches with starlight mode for long battery life

13) Duct-tape to seal doors and windows if needed

14) Whistle to signal for help

15) Dust masks in case of contaminated air

16) Wet wipes

17) Bin bags

18) Tools

19) Several can openers

20) Local maps

21) Lots of non-rechargeable batteries with long shelf life

22) Solar-powered battery charger and lots of rechargeable batteries

23) A small camping stove

24) A large propane gas cylinder for the BBQ. Propane should be good to very low temperatures unlike butane.

I assume I can justifiably to this?