The most useful thing you could perhaps take is a set of bridging ladders/waffles. They will help if you get stuck in mud, get over a ditch you can't cross, in sand and make a useful table, jacking pad, something to lie on when you're under the car in the rain.
Sand ladders are a waste of space, so are winches. I like to have a hi-lift as they have a couple of different uses, but they are also heavy and a potential death trap.
Snorkel good for dust as mentioned, and probably water from time to time.
Try and keep yourself light and you avoid difficulties in the first place. Nowhere is that remote these days, and even if you find you have got yourself in the cack, someone will be along sometime - just make sure to keep a few tinnies in the fridge so you don't go thirsty in the meantime.
Also fully kitted up 'expedition' vehicles with badges and aluminium bling all over don't half attract a lot of attention - not always the right sort either.
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