What do you keep in your sub-frunk?

[cvalue13]

Still waiting on my 12v jumper to show up, but until then:

Rubber anti-slip mat fashioned to line the bottom, then ratchet straps, gladiator cargo net, paracord, tarp clips and bungees, Velcro rings, scene light, Tesla-F150L converter, travel charging cord, and a Tupperware (never know)

Not sure my jumper will fit…

 

[Lightning Rod]

I find the "secret" compartment in the frunk to be a good place to put things that you'll want to keep in the truck, but are not used that frequently and don't fit well in the main cabin's storage areas. Right now I keep:

- Portable EVSE (I use a gen2 Tesla UMC with several adapters)
- TeslaTap J1772 adapter for use with the Tesla UMC and Tesla L2 destination chargers
- 14-50 extension cord
- 14-50 to 14-30 adapter (to plug in at parents' place)
- 6-20 extension cord
- Can of Invisible Glass + microfiber towel for cleaning the windshield while charging

I used to keep a can of tire sealant and a 12v air compressor in my Model S as well, but with the truck's full size spare onboard, I don't think I really need those.

I am considering adding a 12v jump pack since the 12v battery seems to be the root of all evil, and maybe an L14-30 to 14-30 or 14-50 adapter to charge another vehicle.

I have a Jump N Carry jumpbox in my 2007 F-150 because I never jump people's autos with my truck, I use my jump box. I also would keep my 3" X 20 ft, 35,000 LBS polyester tow strap and Viair Air Compressor in the sub frunk as well.

 

[Lightning Rod]

I'm leaving it empty for the beer and ice, lol. Most of my miscellaneous stuff went under the back seats.

My back seat storage area will be occupied by a subwoofer system, come next spring. I plan on installing an elaborate audio system in my truck so storage in that area will be very minimal.

 

[RedLightning86]

Come on, this is a truck...you need to put a hitch, ratchet straps, and towing straps in there.

My tow rope etc is under the back seat... but may move to the trunk.

 

[GoodSam]

Lucky for the sub-frunk as we still have some room for groceries.

 

[RickKeen]

Cargo straps, tire air compressor, recovery strap, hitch drawbar & balls, couple of rags, minimal set of tools live under the frunk.

The remainder of the frunk remains empty except for a small collapsible snow shovel that used to fit behind the back seat in my Chevy, but not in the F150L.

A couple of cargo straps and a window scraper live in the back driver side door pocket.
In the Pro, the back floor is flat which is nice for lots of cargo, and I rarely use the back seats, so they stay up. I find the back of the cab way more convenient than the Frunk to access in the garage, so that is where groceries and "indoor" cargo gets loaded.

Only thing under the back seats is a fire extinguisher which lays perfectly in the rounded part at the very back, a couple of towel/rags, and the window squeegee / snow broom.

Extra hat, gloves, wool socks, fleece, rain poncho, work gloves live in the center console bin.
Portable charger rides under the front passenger seat (no need for it ever to be adjusted front and back).

 

[ALAN BORER]

I find the "secret" compartment in the frunk to be a good place to put things that you'll want to keep in the truck, but are not used that frequently and don't fit well in the main cabin's storage areas. Right now I keep:

- Portable EVSE (I use a gen2 Tesla UMC with several adapters)
- TeslaTap J1772 adapter for use with the Tesla UMC and Tesla L2 destination chargers
- 14-50 extension cord
- 14-50 to 14-30 adapter (to plug in at parents' place)
- 6-20 extension cord
- Can of Invisible Glass + microfiber towel for cleaning the windshield while charging

I used to keep a can of tire sealant and a 12v air compressor in my Model S as well, but with the truck's full size spare onboard, I don't think I really need those.

I am considering adding a 12v jump pack since the 12v battery seems to be the root of all evil, and maybe an L14-30 to 14-30 or 14-50 adapter to charge another vehicle.

I'm going to install the extra battery packs when they are available for more mileage , I think this is going to be a big hit when they come out !!!

 

[ALAN BORER]

I'm going to install the extra battery packs when they are available for more mileage , I think this is going to be a big hit when they come out !!!

 

[MickeyAO]

I'm going to install the extra battery packs when they are available for more mileage , I think this is going to be a big hit when they come out !!!

 

[Jseis]

Chainsaw (+ battery charger), rope, duct tape, a few bags… … flares !

 

[Ishkatan]

I tried a plastic cover but it only added about an hour before the sub frunk drained. I want my crew to have cold drinks at 3 PM. May have to go back to the Yeti!!

How about a couple layers of saran wrap under the rubber plug?

 

[queuewho]

I just keep some reusable bags in there for Aldi shopping, and my antenna, in case I need it. If you keep your evse or your adapter in there, you'll be angry when you are on a trip and you can't get into the compartment.

 

[SteuLight]

I'm surprised more of you aren't storing some of this stuff behind your back seats. That's where I keep my hitch, tow ropes, first aid kit, etc; basically the stuff I don't need very often.

ETA: I don't keep anything in my sub-frunk.

 

[FLSpartan04]

I'm surprised more of you aren't storing some of this stuff behind your back seats. That's where I keep my hitch, tow ropes, first aid kit, etc; basically the stuff I don't need very often.

ETA: I don't keep anything in my sub-frunk.

Yes. I bought a rear seat release latch kit off AliExpress to allow the double seat to fold down for storage (the single does from the factory, since that is where the jack is). You can fit quite a bit behind the seats. I have ratchets, bungees, a folding stool, umbrella and more back there. I try to keep the frunk mostly clear. I do keep a ryobi fan and charger up there alongside my mobile evse. Otherwise, it’s for groceries, soccer backpacks, and other temporary items.

 

[Madtroniks]

- Portable EVSE
- Recovery equipment (tow straps / shackles)
- A2Z Tesla Supercharger Typhoon Adapter
- A2Z Tesla Destination to J-1772 Stellar Adapter

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