What Should I Put in My Car Kit?
An auto emergency kit should be a comprehensive kit that includes everything you will need for a wide variety of roadside emergencies. The following information for a car emergency kit is perfect for commuters, travelers and students. From dead batteries to flat tires, medical emergency and more, an auto emergency kit will always keep you prepared.
- Heavy-duty plug-in air compressor
- Digital tire gauge to quickly tell air pressure
- Emergency light, Jumper cables, Reflector triangle
- Lug wrench and double-sided sockets
- Insulated slip-pliers, Flat head and Phillips screwdrivers
- First Aid Kit
- ER Food Bar Packages (2400 cal. each)- 5 year shelf Life
- Water Boxes with Straws
- Thermal blankets
- Ponchos with hoods
- Safety whistle
- Tissue Packs
- Light sticks
- Pair of Vinyl Gloves
- AM/FM Radio/Flashlight/Strobe light
- Pair of work gloves
- 50 feet of heavy duty nylon rope
- Pocket knife
- Matches
- Duct tape
To help your family be prepared, you should:
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Learn how to make your own 72 Hour Kit.
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Learn how to make your own First Aid Kit.
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Learn how to make your own Emergency Car Kit.
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