What emergency road equipment do you carry?
After nearly getting stuck turning around on a narrow road to nowhere, we have now added a folding shovel to our under-the-seat stash of tools. What else should we be carrying for emergency road si...
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I have my AAA card which I have used several times both at home and while on the road. It is my comfort blanket, my sense of security while traveling alone. I dont travel at night for safety reasons as well as by preference.
I had one of those jump start things but after getting my priority one battery protector I realized I didnt need it (and it took up room) I passed it on to my DH.
I have one of those Retrofit Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems installed and, I got a Heavy Duty Tire Inflator. I have a usable spare tire that AAA can change if needed.
My RVan got stuck in the mud at my campsite had to be pulled out by another camper with a 4 wheel. I dont boondock.
I do think I should get a big HELP sign one with magnetic attachment just in case I find myself broken down or whatever without cell service. When traveling alone I stay on major highways.
I had one of those jump start things but after getting my priority one battery protector I realized I didnt need it (and it took up room) I passed it on to my DH.
I have one of those Retrofit Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems installed and, I got a Heavy Duty Tire Inflator. I have a usable spare tire that AAA can change if needed.
My RVan got stuck in the mud at my campsite had to be pulled out by another camper with a 4 wheel. I dont boondock.
I do think I should get a big HELP sign one with magnetic attachment just in case I find myself broken down or whatever without cell service. When traveling alone I stay on major highways.
