Emergency Road Kit checklist

Preparing an Emergency Road Kit in advance can make or break your trip.

Having these items stocked in / on your rig for an emergency road kit will go a long way toward allowing you to at least make any necessary temporary RV repairs so you can at least get off the road, if not get to a proper RV repair / RV maintenance location.

Carrying these items in your tow vehicle or toad also provides a lot of security when you're away from your Fiver or Motorhome on a daytrip.

They will also allow you to practice your abilities as a "Good Samaritan" and maybe help some other unlucky Traveler out there on the road. (One more place a little good Karma don't hurt me none!)

Emergency Road Kit Checklist

Flashlight
Batteries
Cell Phone
Automotive Cell Phone charger
First Aid Kit
High-visibility cones or reflectors
Road Flares
High-Visibility vest (you want to avoid becoming a hood ornament on somebodys' Buick if you can!)
Fire Extinguisher
Wheel Chocks
Basic tool kit (4-way lug wrench, socket set, pliers, screwdrivers, crescent wrench, wire cutters, tire valve stem tool etc.
Hose repair kit / tape
Jumper cables
Portable air compressor ( I have a quality, 3/4 hp. unit mounted in the Fiver)
emergency aerosol tire sealer / inflator (disposable can)
Funnel
Extra Fuses, variety
Motor oil / transmission fluid / power steering fluid / brake fluid / coolant
Water (for coolant)
Duct tape
Electrical tape
Exhaust system tape
RTV (for resealing water / oil connections)
Battery terminal sealer (aerosol)
Automotive electrical wire - 14/12 ga.
Electrical connectors, variety selection
Tie wire
Shop rags and / or paper towels
Mechanics coveralls
Work gloves
Vinyl / latex gloves
Hydraulic Bottle jack
Hi-Lift jack
Ice scraper
Traction aid ( kitty litter/sand)
Shovel
Tow chain / Tow strap
Blankets / sleeping bags
Candles
Matches / Lighter
Emergency Food bars
Replacement radiator hoses
Drinking water
Replacement serpentine / fan belts
Electric voltage meter
Electrical continuity tester

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