Ford Toolkit Storage

[maliu]

Doesn't it get in the way when you fold down the rear seats?

It does, then I move it.

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[retiredarmymp]

I put the hard pockets on my doors and keep my tool kit in the passenger rear door

 

[Umichigan1]

After reading this thread I went to my 2DR badlands & tried to store my tool roll under the rear passenger seat? I failed I could NOT figure out how that would fit under the seat? Any suggestions? pictures? maybe the 4dr rear seats are different then the 2dr? TIA

2-door also. I found that if you lay it out in a flatter shape (don't try to roll it so much) that it sits in the rear passenger foot space pretty well. Takes up around 2 inches thick of floor depth but no big deal. Occasionally if I have a passenger I'll move it to another location (even the front passenger foot well). I've never had any real trouble with storing it. If I don't think I'll need it anytime soon I'll put it in my roof box.

 

[dougcjohn]

I put the hard pockets on my doors and keep my tool kit in the passenger rear door

They’re discussing the larger purchased Bronco Tool Kit… like a 84 piece tool set and tool roll case.

https://www.ford.com/product/bronco-rollup-tool-set-p2859426198?gmcid=marketplace-gs-cta-accessories

 

[HolidayDog]

It fits snug under the 4door rear passenger seat. Easy to access when the cargo space is jam packed on a trip. Also secure/Clipped in during a crash event…it’s a hefty kit to have bouncing around.

 

[Timbow]

It fits snug under the 4door rear passenger seat. Easy to access when the cargo space is jam packed on a trip. Also secure/Clipped in during a crash event…it’s a hefty kit to have bouncing around.

"It fits snug under the 4door rear passenger seat." I would like to see a picture of it under the rear passenger seat. I also agree it must be secured from turning into a flying projectile.

 

[dougcjohn]

I just purchased the Bronco Tool Kit...
They advertised a 15% discount Ford Accessories, code: REDEEM226
Gives a $52.35 discount on Tool kit.

Not sure how long discount is available, they indicate 10 days.

https://www.ford.com/product/bronco...MI5crZ-bvlkgMVMyqtBh1lxQP3EAQYASABEgIWovD_BwE

If you're wanting one... not a bad discount.

 

[Johnny Mo]

"It fits snug under the 4door rear passenger seat." I would like to see a picture of it under the rear passenger seat. I also agree it must be secured from turning into a flying projectile.

 

[Bschurr]

It’s actually a decent tool kit - I keep mine strapped down in the cargo area along with another tool bag, recovery gear & air jack.

 

[Timbow]

Thanks Johnny mo, a pic is worth 1000 words. My 2dr rear passenger seat cushion sits flat on floor & flips fwd to lay seatback down. I didnt clean mine for the pic.

 

[Desmolicious]

Ford charges $14 for installation if you select that option at time of order!

This is one of those items that I would remove from my vehicle if I had to drop it off for service.
In the past (not with Ford) I've had things go missing. The worst was BMW - at that time they had a built in tool kit in the trunk lid of their cars. Even from delivery items were often missing!
And one time when I saw a customer complain, the sales dood just went to another car on the salesroom floor and take the missing tool from that one!

 

[Robs94Bronco]

Wish I had pic of it..... but I used to use the straps on the tool roll and hook the left and right cargo hooks. It would stay put in the middle snugged behind the rear seats.

 

[dougcjohn]

The DV8 storage box recommended above, is a very nice easy add-on. Especially for BRaptor… quick 30 min task.

Provides ample room for tool bag with a lot of room left for other tools or gear.

few pics for those that haven’t seen the tool bag in the DV8 storage box.

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