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- A spare tire (that you regularly check for inflation levels and overall condition), a lug wrench for the lug nuts, and a jack
- A can of Fix-A-Flat as a backup (be sure to get the non-explosive kind)
- A portable air pump to reinflate tires that are low
- A towing strap or rope to remove yourself from tricky situations
- A car escape tool - this consists of a window breaker and seatbelt cutter, and you should keep it in your center console for easy access
- A set of quality jumper cables and a portable battery charger
- Extra oil, coolant, and windshield wiper fluid
- Spare fuses and light bulbs in case anything burns out
- Roadside reflective signs so other drivers can be made aware of your car's presence when you're pulled over
- A flashlight with an extra set of batteries
- Duct tape
- A small tool kit or a multi-purpose tool
- Towels, paper towels, or baby wipes for cleanup
- A basic first aid kit for minor emergencies
- A compass and a paper map in case you can't get your navigation to work
- A phone charger so your devices never run out of juice
- An umbrella or poncho for rainy conditions
- Bottled water and snacks that are imperishable, like nuts, granola, jerky, etc.
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