The Artec Tire Tool Tray solves the oldest trail-repair problem there is: sockets and hardware vanishing into the dirt while you work. This lightweight aluminum tray hangs on your spare tire — serrated feet bite into the rubber so it stays put — or sits flat on the ground or a bench, keeping wrenches, bolts, and small parts corralled at working height. Riveted together with aircraft-grade rivets, it is rigid without being heavy, and adjustable dividers let you section it to match whatever job you are in the middle of.
Features
- Lightweight 1/16" aluminum construction, non-magnetic so tools never stick
- Aircraft-grade rivets for maximum rigidity
- Serrated feet grip tire rubber — tested on 33" to 40" tires
- Flat bottom doubles as a ground or benchtop tray
- 16-1/4" x 8-1/4" tray with divider slots every 2"; three dividers included
- Low-profile formed handle carries easily and tucks into a wheel well
The tray is universal — it just needs a mounted tire to grip or a flat surface to sit on, so it moves between rigs, trailers, and the shop. Note it has been tested on 33" to 40" tires; very large 43" tires are unverified. Stock it alongside the Artec Rivnut Tool for a compact trail-repair kit, and browse replacement axle parts and tools or the full Artec Industries lineup for the rest of your shop gear.
Specifications
Artec Tire Tool Tray FAQs
How does the tray stay on a tire?
The feet are serrated so they bite into the rubber of a mounted tire, keeping the tray planted while you wrench instead of sliding off with the first bump. It has been tested on 33" to 40" tires; extremely large 43" tires have not been verified.
Can I use it off the tire?
Yes. The bottom is flat, so the tray sits stable on the ground, a tailgate, or a workbench. That makes it as useful in the shop as on the trail, and the low-profile formed handle lets it stow inside a wheel well between jobs.
How do the compartments work?
Divider slots are spaced every 2" along the 16-1/4" x 8-1/4" tray, and three dividers are included. Slide them wherever you need to separate sockets, hardware, and small components — and because the aluminum is non-magnetic, nothing sticks when you lift tools out.
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