Fastener Sizes

I’m looking to put together a tundra specific tool kit so I stop hauling around a ton of junk I don’t need. Does anyone have a list of all the fastener sizes that come stock on a tundra?

 

1 10 mm wrench and 1 10 mm socket is the only thing you need!!!!!

 

On second thought make that 2 10 mm sockets, it is inevitable, you will lose 1 socket, gotta have a spare...

 

What I’ve remembered using…

8,10,12,14,17,19,21,22,24,27,30,32mm 6/12pt

39mm 12 point

4,10mm hex

T55 torx

There may have been a 15 mm there somewhere, I think body mounts or something…just remember to carry any SAE necessary to cover not OE components you may have bolted up to the truck.

 

In MM… 8, 10, 12, 14, 15, 17, 19, 22, 24, 27. Axle nut is a bigger 39mm 12 pt if you think you might be needing to seal CV’s trail side. Also, the factory lugs use a 22mm socket but can swell if abused (or simply by running them down with an impact) so a 23mm socket is also advised even though I can’t think of anything else that actually uses it.

Else, standard stuff like MM hex keys, assortment of screwdrivers and pliers, breaker bar and or cheater bar, magnetic pickup tool, zip ties, slim Jim kit, flux capacitor, 10’lb sledge, combination AK 57 oozie radar laser triple-barrel double-scoped hit-seekin shotgun…

Hope that helps.

 

7/8” works well for the swollen nuts too.

 

you know how to handle them swollen nuts

 

If you’re getting into the CV game @Cruzer pointed out this is a must have. Dude came to lighten his load and will leave with a shopping list.

ABN Axle Popper Kit - 2 Piece...

$29 ABN Axle Popper Kit - 2 Piece Inner CV Axle Removal Tool Set CV Popper Wedge and Shim Ball Joint Separator Tools

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B081FYRLPB?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

 

This is the year 2023. A cell phone is all the tools you need.

 

Probably a cell signal booster too if u adventure

 

It’s still pretty easy for me to find myself without cell service or without tow service. I just tell the mrs where I’m headed and when I think I might me back - kind like we did when cell phones weren’t a thing. If I miss that time by more than 12 hours, she might send somebody to look for me..

 

Unfortunately there is no cell service the majority of the places I’ve been off-roading. Northern AZ is bad, SW Colorado / Navajo land is terrible. You can drive nearly an hour on a state highway without any signal. I have a radio with repeater info saved on my phone for offline access. Not perfect but worth the $ IMO.