- A properly inflated spare tire, wheel wrench and tripod jack.
- Jumper cables.
- Tool kit and/or a multipurpose utility tool.
- Flashlight and extra batteries.
- Reflective triangles and brightly colored cloth to make your vehicle more visible.
- Compass.
What should be in an emergency winter car kit?
- Blankets, mittens, socks and hats.
- Ice scraper and snow brush.
- Flashlight, plus extra batteries (or a hand-crank flashlight)
- Jumper cables.
- First-aid kit (band-aides, adhesive tape, antiseptic wipes, gauze pads, antiseptic cream, medical wrap).
- Bottled water.
Where should I put my emergency kit?
- In a closet or storage space near an exit.
- Under your bed.
- In the garage especially practical since it would be close to your car if you need to evacuate; but watch for your emergency water freezing.
What should be in a roadside emergency kit?
- Spare tire, wheel wrench and jack.
- Jumper cables.
- Basic tool kit and/or multipurpose tool.
- Local road maps (in case your GPS and phone are without power)
- Flares or reflective triangles.
- Blankets.
- Car cellphone charger.
- Drinking water.
Do cars come with fire extinguishers?
They aren't by default for the driver of the vehicle although the driver may be a trained responder. Unlike planes, buses, and boats, if a trained professional arrives to the burning vehicle, they might have access to the fire extinguisher. A smaller vehicle like a car or a motorbike does not provide that possibility.
What are 10 things you should have in a roadside emergency kit?
- Jumper Cables. One of the most common reasons you might be stranded is that your battery has died.
- Cell Phone Charger.
- Safety Equipment.
- Fluids.
- First Aid Kit.
- Blankets.
- Tool Kit.
- Tire Repair.