Smoke crack instead of having coffee much better for efficiency on the road.

Camper shell will help keep that equipment protected from the elements of the weather. And secured.

I've had a lot of tools stolen over the years. I would not assume the area is good. I'm not going to leave them outside to just get them all snatched and be left with an empty truck bed.

Advice, drop the jumper cables in favor of a Noco GBX75 or Noco GB150. Jump star dead batteries, sometimes, lead to costly issues and not pleasant conversations.

I would have to assume by now those tools have been stolen.

I love this set-up but please organise this tools

My suggestion to you is if you’re not going to be switching into a truck with a service body with the built in tool box I’d look at the Milwaukee packout kits or any of the other brands that have that setup. Normal tool boxes tend to fall apart the second you get any weight in them if your on bumpy or rough roads. The best part about those setups is that it’s super easy to remove them from your truck too.

Could also add one of those 'drymate' garage floor mats in the bed of the truck too. can grab them in different sizes off amazon cheap. Lay it down before getting to work, in case you spill any oils or for dusty brake jobs and the like. Try and minimize you're messes for your customers. Good set up so far. I've thought about mobile mechanic work myself. We'll see.

Those boxes aren't waterproof

How do you handle invoicing?

Great setup

I been thinking about getting you to do some work on my 07 tahoe ..I live in Sylacauga. I usually do my own work but not this time.

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I gotta say man you been doin that for 9 months. I'm so won't to work then compared to you. Like okay I make like a few thousand a year, still, this is like you know what's up.

Damn youre lucky non of youre tools havent got stolen

Do you worry about having your tools stolen?

u need more tools. you want your gas mileage to go down with how many tools you have.