14 essential repair tools for common Airstream issues enable quick fixes and minimize trip interruptions
Custom-designed kit bag with multiple compartments keeps tools organized and easily accessible
Includes aerospace 303 protectant, Teflon tape, and dielectric grease for comprehensive maintenance
Comprehensive guide walks users through each tool's application for efficient learning and use
Spare screws, Allen wrenches, and burnishing tool address frequent Airstreamer needs
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Fix common problems in seconds or minutes and prevent an interruption to your trip
This popular kit includes 14 “little things” that provide cheap insurance against common issues that happen on the road. We've organized them all in a custom-designed kit bag that has extra room for your favorite fix-it items. This exclusive kit include
Number of Tools
14
Kit Bag Material
Nylon, Polyester
Bag Color
Blue, Multicolor
Lock Type
No lock
Pattern
Solid
Includes
Aerospace 303 protectant, Boeshield T-9, stabilizers, awning parts, spare blade fuses, fuse puller tool, Teflon tape, spare 8 screws, blue threadlocker, 2 Allen wrenches, burnishing tool, Deoxit, dielectric grease, cabinet latches, silicone hose washer, small spray bottle, custom bag
Summarized by Shop
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Steve · 6 days ago
I use the maintenance kit all the time, especially when I’m coming out of storage with the trailer for a long trip! I follow the instructions my steps always work. My windows always open and my door doesn’t squeak and my stabilizers don’t squeak thank you Rich!
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Steve · May 26, 2026
Finally scheduled a long trip, 3.4K+ miles in our 2022 Bambi 20fb, life got in the way the past few years…
Well, being the first long trip, I saw this common essentials kit and ended up using a couple of the screws (drawers got loose) right away. Like insurance, it’s good to have, and hope you never have to use it.
Just knowing I had the fuses, screws, etc available provided peace of mind.
Even better, are all the how to and product videos on Air Gear’s website!
Great resource!