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How do you stay prepared for roadside emergencies?

Honey, when was the last time you checked the spare??Honey, when was the last time you checked the spare?

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3 Responses to “How do you stay prepared for roadside emergencies?”

  1. Nuchtchas says:

    I keep basic tools in the car, jumper cables, my multi tool (Leatherman), a jack and tire iron along with a full sized spare. Also a small first aid kit just in case. Best yet, my AAA card :)

  2. graylensman says:

    Triple A card is top of the list. I try to keep a couple of quarters available for the phone call, because I don’t own a cell phone.

    And jumper cables too.

  3. Gary says:

    AAA cards are nice, honestly they work better as a hotel discount card for me.

    Jumper cables, a collapsable liquid container – (works for water or gas in a pinch, and takes up little space),
    Roll of duct tape
    Screw driver (one that flips to be flat or phillips),
    Pliers
    12 piece socket set.
    Flashlight ( get a good one that will work at 1 am in a rainstorm, and change the batteries once a year.)
    Four way tire tool.(Often the factory supplied tools will provide enough torque to break lug nuts that haven’t been removed in years)
    Checking the spare is something that is a pain, but only takes a few minutes, and gives you a pleasant sense of comfort should you actually have a flat.

    If you do rely on AAA, I would still suggest a magazine, or book while you are waiting, and waiting…..

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