Hi-visibility Safety VestIf you need to get out of your RV or motorhome in an emergency, you’ll probably be on a live carriageway with potentially fast moving traffic.
Warning Triangles
Made from reflective material, well placed warning triangles give fair notice to oncoming traffic of an accident of hazard up ahead.
Pair of Mechanic’s Gloves
One of the worst things about changing a wheel is getting your hands wet, dirty and cold. Include a pair of mechanic’s gloves in your roadside emergency kit to avoid this.
Tyre Repair KitIf unlucky enough to have 2 flat tyres at the same time or get a 2nd flat before you’ve had chance to fix or replace the 1st flat, these tyre repair kits are great.
Tyre pressure has an enormous effect on vehicle traction. On loose tracks, soft sand and mud releasing air to reduce tyre pressure helps widen your footprint and improve grip.
From What should be in a Roadside Emergency Kit to Off-the-shelf Roadside Emergency Kits, we got you covered.