While we'd never wish that you have your vehicle breakdown, get in a wreck, or have another mishap, we do want you to have useful items nearby that can keep you safe in case those situations happen. For that reason, this post will go over a few items you should keep in your vehicle, so you can deal with difficult circumstances effectively.

What to Keep in Your Vehicle

1. If a tire gets damaged, your battery dies, your engine overheats, etc., you'll want to have your tools in your vehicle to fix them. That's why it's important that you keep a spare tire, tire iron, tire jack, jumper cables and coolant in your vehicle.
2. If you ever get on a wreck or are injured in your vehicle, an emergency kit can help you. Having a first aid kit, water bottles, non-perishable food, blankets, a fire extinguisher, a flashlight, a communication device, and more, can be a lifesaver.
3. Certain documents, such as your insurance papers, the vehicle's registration, the owner's manual, or contact information of relatives, friends, emergency responders, or a reliable mechanic, can prove to be very useful in case something happens in your vehicle.
4. Finally, you may also want to keep the following extra items in mind so they can help you out in different situations: a lighter, tissues, hand sanitizer, an umbrella, scissors, emergency cash, and even a change of clothes.

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Remember that AMSOIL's synthetic oil in Covington can keep your engine protected, running smoothly, and performing to its fullest potential. If you'd like more information on how AMSOIL can save you time and money, contact Dana and Mike Smith at D&M Marketing, LLC in Covington. Check back on this blog for more useful tips, such as How to Extend Your Vehicle's Lifespan.