Be ready on the road with an emergency kit packed in a soft case that slides under a truck seat. Look for flares, jumper cables, a flashlight, a triangle, an inflator, small tools, and first aid supplies to handle common roadside issues. If you tow, consider adding hub spares that match your bearings, races, seals, and lug bolt pattern by checking part numbers and measuring.
Remove a wheel and note the inner and outer bearing and grease seal part numbers to match replacements. For a 5-lug bolt pattern, measure from the center of one hole to the farthest edge of either of the two farthest holes: 2-5/8" = 5 on 4-1/2, 2-3/4" = 5 on 4-3/4, 3" = 5 on 5, 3-1/4" = 5 on 5-1/2. Use these to pick spare bearings, seals, and lugs for your Emergency Kit.
Keep it simple and cover the basics for a variety of emergencies. A first aid kit and a flashlight in every vehicle are a solid start. Add items that fit your situation, and expand as needed so your Emergency Kit stays practical and easy to grab when you need it.
Include flares, jumper cables, light sticks, a poncho, a safety vest, a combo tool, duct tape, first aid supplies, and a durable nylon carrying case. Check the contents list to be sure the essentials you want are included. If you're towing, match the kit to your needs and add trailer-specific spares you identified for your hubs and wheels.
Yes, some Emergency Kit options pack into a soft carrying case about the size of a small duffel and slide under a truck seat. Compare the kit's listed dimensions to your storage space. If you want items like an inflator, jumper cables, a flashlight, and a triangle, verify they're in the kit while still keeping the size manageable.
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