Jack
My apologies if there's an FAQ on this I didn't find. Redirect me if appropriate. I haven't been carrying a jack and tools to change a tire if necessary; in general, I have road service for that. ...
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Rather than a large breaker bar, you might want to consider a torque multiplier instead. They're compact, lightweight, and with a 16:1 gear ratio, quite effective. Different models are available for different torque requirements. Harbor Freight Tools used to sell the inexpensive one that I carry with me in the RV, but now you have to go to eBay to find it. The only drawbacks are that it is relatively light-duty and that you have to brace the gearbox using an adjacent lug nut, and sometimes that can get awkward.
Inexpensive Torque Multiplier
I also have a slightly larger one I keep at home that was purchased from Northern Tools. Although it's a lower ratio at 3:1, it is also heavier duty and can work up to 2,200 ft-lbs.
Heavy Duty Torque Multiplier
Its operation is more straightforward and does not require you to brace the tool using an adjacent lug nut.
Inexpensive Torque Multiplier
I also have a slightly larger one I keep at home that was purchased from Northern Tools. Although it's a lower ratio at 3:1, it is also heavier duty and can work up to 2,200 ft-lbs.
Heavy Duty Torque Multiplier
Its operation is more straightforward and does not require you to brace the tool using an adjacent lug nut.
