Emergency Vehicle Kits

Getting stranded on the side of the road is something most drivers assume happens to someone else — until it doesn't. A well-stocked emergency vehicle kit turns a breakdown, flat tire, or winter storm into a manageable inconvenience instead of a dangerous situation.

What to Keep in Your Vehicle

• Jumper cables or a portable jump starter
• A basic tool kit and tire pressure gauge, plus a tire sealant or repair kit
• Reflective warning triangles or road flares
• A first aid kit
• A flashlight and extra batteries
• Drinking water and non-perishable snacks
• A blanket or extra layer, especially for winter driving
• A phone charger or portable battery pack

Cold-Weather Additions

• An ice scraper and small snow shovel
• Sand, salt, or traction mats for icy roads
• Extra blankets and hand warmers

Commercial Vehicles

Trucks and buses operated in interstate commerce have specific federally mandated equipment — fire extinguishers, warning triangles or fusees. See our DOT Emergency Equipment Requirements guide for the full breakdown.

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Browse our emergency vehicle kits, from everyday roadside kits to DOT-compliant truck kits.