Roadside Emergency Kit Guide (Paperback)
Black Tires Distribution Inc
Sold by Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, U.S.A.
AbeBooks Seller since October 12, 2005
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Add to basketSold by Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, U.S.A.
AbeBooks Seller since October 12, 2005
Condition: New
Quantity: 1 available
Add to basketPaperback. Most drivers have a car. Very few have a plan.A dead battery, a flat tire, a breakdown on an unfamiliar road: these things happen without warning, often far from help. This guide exists so that when they do, you are not caught empty-handed.What's Inside The Essential Kit: 16 Items This is the foundation. Sixteen carefully selected items cover the most common roadside situations: dead batteries, flat tires, cold exposure, low visibility, and signaling for help. Every item is available on Amazon in Canada and the United States. The ice scraper and reflective vest live in the cabin; everything else fits in one bag in the trunk.The Complete Kit: 25 Items This tier provides full coverage. It adds a NOCO GB40 jump starter (no second vehicle needed), a 12V portable tire inflator, a collapsible shovel, a recovery tow strap, an LED headlamp, a window breaker and seatbelt cutter, an emergency candle, and fuel line antifreeze. You can handle the most common situations on your own and stay safe until help arrives for everything else.General Vehicle MaintenanceA monthly and seasonal checklist to catch small problems before they become roadside emergencies. This section covers fluids, belts, lights, brakes, and battery health.How to Spot an Unsafe TireTires lose 1 to 2 PSI for every 5 degrees C temperature drop. A correctly inflated tire in September can be dangerously underinflated by December, with no puncture involved. This section covers tread depth, DOT date codes, and sidewall damage so you know what to look for before it becomes a problem.How to Treat Your TiresThis section explains pressure, rotation, and alignment in plain terms. Most tire failures are preventable with a 60 second monthly check.Bonus PrintablesReady to print checklists and reference cards: emergency contacts, step by step instructions for common roadside situations, and seasonal maintenance reminders. Print them once and keep them in the glove box.Why Amazon?Every item in this guide is sourced from Amazon Canada and Amazon U.S. There are no obscure suppliers, no overseas shipping, and no minimum orders. Products are in stock, returnable, and eligible for Prime delivery. Product links are kept up to date when listings change.Who This Is ForAny driver in Canada or the United States who wants to stop guessing whether they are prepared and start knowing they are. A roadside emergency does not check your mileage first. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Most drivers have a car. Very few have a plan.
A dead battery, a flat tire, a breakdown on an unfamiliar road: these things happen without warning, often far from help. This guide exists so that when they do, you are not caught empty-handed.
What's InsideThis is the foundation. Sixteen carefully selected items cover the most common roadside situations: dead batteries, flat tires, cold exposure, low visibility, and signaling for help. Every item is available on Amazon in Canada and the United States. The ice scraper and reflective vest live in the cabin; everything else fits in one bag in the trunk.
This tier provides full coverage. It adds a NOCO GB40 jump starter (no second vehicle needed), a 12V portable tire inflator, a collapsible shovel, a recovery tow strap, an LED headlamp, a window breaker and seatbelt cutter, an emergency candle, and fuel line antifreeze. You can handle the most common situations on your own and stay safe until help arrives for everything else.
General Vehicle MaintenanceA monthly and seasonal checklist to catch small problems before they become roadside emergencies. This section covers fluids, belts, lights, brakes, and battery health.
Tires lose 1 to 2 PSI for every 5 degrees C temperature drop. A correctly inflated tire in September can be dangerously underinflated by December, with no puncture involved. This section covers tread depth, DOT date codes, and sidewall damage so you know what to look for before it becomes a problem.
This section explains pressure, rotation, and alignment in plain terms. Most tire failures are preventable with a 60 second monthly check.
Bonus PrintablesReady to print checklists and reference cards: emergency contacts, step by step instructions for common roadside situations, and seasonal maintenance reminders. Print them once and keep them in the glove box.
Why Amazon?Every item in this guide is sourced from Amazon Canada and Amazon U.S. There are no obscure suppliers, no overseas shipping, and no minimum orders. Products are in stock, returnable, and eligible for Prime delivery. Product links are kept up to date when listings change.
Any driver in Canada or the United States who wants to stop guessing whether they are prepared and start knowing they are. A roadside emergency does not check your mileage first.
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