Need tire tools- where to buy?

[gooffeyguy]

Mine came with everything, owners manual, spare tire and jack tools, hitch cover, cargo cover, and 4 sets of wireless headphones (xl has 2 flip down screens, 1 for 2nd row and 1 for 3rd row)

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[Tonyrodz]

Mine came with everything, owners manual, spare tire and jack tools, hitch cover, cargo cover, and 4 sets of wireless headphones (xl has 2 flip down screens, 1 for 2nd row and 1 for 3rd row)

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Lucky.

 

[gooffeyguy]

Lucky.

Guess I've been lucky twice then. My 2011 Denali came with everything also except the cargo cover, and only 2 pair of headphones

But I did buy them from dealerships where the previous owner traded it in on a new vehicle, not from one of these corner auto lots where all their vehicles are from auction

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[exp500]

Depends how much work you want to do! AAA or Upullit !

 

[JGreene]

I purchased the following last year after I found out my recent purchase also didn't come with them. I tried both of them out in the driveway before packing them away to make sure they work, which they did. They're good enough for me, so I don't get stranded.

Spare Tire Tool Kit - $27
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Fits-Chevy...e=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649

1-1/2 Ton Scissor Jack - $20
https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/big-red-1-1-2-ton-scissor-jack-1016672

 

[iamdub]

As has been the case in every used vehicle I've acquired, someone stole the jack and all the tire tools. Mainly I need the extensions to crank the spare tire winch.

I post the question here because Amazon and Ebay are full of clone kits, many of which have horrible reviews, including well known aftermarket suppliers like Dorman. I don't want to waste money on something that will break the first use and leave me stranded. If anyone knows of a reputable brand, please share.

If I have to buy OEM, so be it.

I've already cruised through the u-pick yards and found the tools missing from every vehicle in the yards.

Earlier today, I just so happened to run across a FB Marketplace post for a full factory setup- crank rods in pouch, jack, wheel chocks, etc. for $25 and thought of this thread. But, @JGreene has you covered with his post. $27/shipped for the crank rod kit and $20 for what looks to be a sturdy scissor jack sounds like a deal to me. Or, if you'd prefer a hydraulic bottle jack, Harbor Freight has great prices on theirs. I'd be leery of a bottle jack (of any brand) leaking, though.

 

[Bill 1960]

Earlier today, I just so happened to run across a FB Marketplace post for a full factory setup- crank rods in pouch, jack, wheel chocks, etc. for $25 and thought of this thread. But, @JGreene has you covered with his post. $27/shipped for the crank rod kit and $20 for what looks to be a sturdy scissor jack sounds like a deal to me. Or, if you'd prefer a hydraulic bottle jack, Harbor Freight has great prices on theirs. I'd be leery of a bottle jack (of any brand) leaking, though.

Yeah, I’ve got a hydraulic jack in my garage and I store it in a plastic tub because it leaks.

I found a complete factory kit with jack on eBay. The factory screw jacks aren’t the best, but they don’t leak when stored.