This tool is designed for emergencies, with extra sharp scissors and removable bits. Store a car escape tool with a window breaker and seatbelt cutter in your glove box.

Add a pair of pliers, a large adjustable wrench, and a pocket knife or multi-tool such as a Leatherman Charge Al prep kit. If you’re in a bind, a hammer and screwdriver just might turn lady luck in your favor. Make sure your tire changing gear is still in your cargo area and your spare is tucked away safely, mounted in the undercarriage. Who knows if that stump you crawled punched a hole in your Wrangler’s radiator. It doesn’t hurt to have a quart of oil and a bottle of anti-freeze on hand as well, especially if you’re coming off a mountain trail. Pack a spray bottle with water in case your Jeep gets muddy and you run low on windshield washer fluid. Grab a tire inflator like Fix-A-Flat so you can seal a leak and get to safety. This kit includes jumper cables, a flashlight and extra batteries, flares to alert other drivers, and a tire pressure gauge. A pen and paper are a must to write a note in case you end up having to leave your Jeep in a pinch. Add in a warm blanket and a roll of paper towel for spills and dirty hands. Pack your favorite granola and energy bars and several bottles of water. From ibuprofen to band-aids, everyday disasters like headaches are quickly averted with a handy first aid kit. The Human Comfort KitĪ first aid kit is always number one when it comes to comfort. Use this handy checklist to learn what to Include in your Jeep’s emergency box. Having a well-stocked roadside kit in the trunk of your car is more than just a luxury it’s essential. Even if you have roadside assistance, it’s helpful to have some useful items tucked away in your Jeep.

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