F55/F56 Non-Runflat emergency car kit ?
1. BMW/MINI mobility kit (or Continental Comfort Kit, depending on which vehicle).
2. Can of Fix-a-flat for the wife or kids to use if needed, or a "quick and dirty" repair on a rainy night on a bridge.
3. Plug kit
4. AAA card
2. Can of Fix-a-flat for the wife or kids to use if needed, or a "quick and dirty" repair on a rainy night on a bridge.
3. Plug kit
4. AAA card
Originally Posted by aubcar
Switching from runflats to Pilot super sports this week, what does everyone who has changed keep in their car for an emergency? Thanks for the advice!
3) MINI jack (not included with my car, bought the full kit off eBay; worth it as it fits perfectly in the stock tool area)
4) reflective road triangle and some big glow sticks - 5) inexpensive work gloves - $5 at Home Depot
I have all the above mentioned tire repair loose equipment on board also. However, the best peace of mind I have purchased is a donut spare.
Last edited by buzzsaw; Feb 13, 2018 at 08:01 AM.
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I always keep the back seat folded down so normally it is secured on the folded down rear seat back. When the extra space is needed, it resides in the left rear seat foot well right behind the driver's seat. I consider it an insurance policy that is well worth the minor inconvenience that may reduce the potential for a far greater inconvenience.
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