This holds my tire change kit perfectly.
I bought this to organize all the tools I use to do tire changes. With everything in this bag, I know I can just grab the bag and have everything I need at hand. Or, I can throw the bag in any of my cars for a road trip. I also keep this in my SUV in the winter as I do a lot of driving to ski areas. So I can change a tire in minutes for myself or help out someone else on the side of the road or in a ski area parking lot. What I keep in the bag..... 1.) A new Rigid Gen 5X mid torque 1/2" impact wrench with a 4 AH and a 9 AH battery and the charger. 2.) A 15 piece set of Nieko metric impact rated deep sockets from 10mm to 24mm in their hard carry case. 3.) A 14 piece set of Nieko SAE impact rated deep sockets from 3/8" to 1 1/4" in their hard carry case. 4.) A Ryobi portable air compressor with a 4 AH battery. 5.) A 1/2" drive torque wrench rated from 10 - 15 lb ft or 13.6 - 203.5 N/m. 6.) A pair of heavy rubber wheel chocks connected with a pull cord for quick removal. 7.) A set of 1/2" drive extensions in 3", 5", and 10" lengths. 8.) A chrome/moly 1/2" drive to 1/4" hex adapter that lets me turn the impact wrench into a impact driver. 9.) A 3/8" drill chuck that fits into the 1/4" hex adapter to turn the impact wrench into a drill. 10.) A 21 piece Makita Gold set of 1/4" hex bits for Phillips screws, torx, and square head fasteners along with a magnetic bit holder. The only 3 things that don't fit into this bag are..... 1.) A 2 ton heavy duty scissor jack I bought and fitted with a 13/16" hex adaptor so I can use the impact wrench to raise and lower the car in seconds. 2.) A tire plug kit in a custom plastic hard case that I keep in the spare tire compartment of the SUV. 3.) A heavy duty jump box with dual AGM batteries that I use for jump starting dead batteries in winter weather. My main goal was to speed up the tire change process as I have 2 sedans and an SUV that I always swap to a dedicated set of winter wheels and snow-n-ice tires. That's 12 wheel lifts, 60 lug nuts to take off, 60 lug nuts to spin back on, and 60 lug nuts to torque to spec. And it gets done once in December and again in April. The tools speed everything up and turn a 3 hour job into a 1 1/2 hour job. This bag means everything is in one place and organized. All I need to do is grab the bag and I know I have everything I need. And as I mentioned earlier, it's also great to just toss the bag in the SUV if I'm going to be traveling, especially in bad weather where changing a tire could be nasty. Once again, all I have to do is grab the bag and take everything to the corner of the car that needs attention or to someone else's car who's stranded. The bag is heavy grade nylon or polyester. The bottom has a hard floor insert that gives the bag some shape. The top opens really wide which makes it easy to get stuff in or out. The zipper seems pretty heavy duty. There are no pockets inside but there are 6 pockets outside, 3 each on the left and right that can hold small items. And the safety orange color works great for a roadside tool bag. This bag worked out great for me. Read more
