How to Stock a Car Trunk with Necessities
Add emergency supplies and vehicle maintenance tools., Use a container to hold groceries., Add rain gear for those days when you get caught out., Leave a pair of good walking shoes in the back of the car if you live in an area prone to natural...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Add emergency supplies and vehicle maintenance tools.
These items are important just in case you break down or get caught in a storm or have an accident.
Some of these items should include:
An extra quart of oil A tool bag loaded with screwdrivers and wrenches A flashlight (and some spare batteries) Jumper cables A funnel A 72 hour kit A bucket or bag that you can fit it all in so that it doesn't scatter when you take hard turns. -
Step 2: Use a container to hold groceries.
A crate can be useful for groceries so that they don't roll and tumble when you drive home, and if you live a good distance from the grocery store you can put a cooler in the truck.
Just remember to buy ice when you are at the check out., This might be a rain poncho, an umbrella, a raincoat and even boots., For example, if you live in an area where earthquakes occur from time to time, these shoes might be ideal for walking home when you can't take the car home., The rest of the space could be completely free space that you could use when needed. -
Step 3: Add rain gear for those days when you get caught out.
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Step 4: Leave a pair of good walking shoes in the back of the car if you live in an area prone to natural hazard events.
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Step 5: Leave the rest of the space free for storing things.
Detailed Guide
These items are important just in case you break down or get caught in a storm or have an accident.
Some of these items should include:
An extra quart of oil A tool bag loaded with screwdrivers and wrenches A flashlight (and some spare batteries) Jumper cables A funnel A 72 hour kit A bucket or bag that you can fit it all in so that it doesn't scatter when you take hard turns.
A crate can be useful for groceries so that they don't roll and tumble when you drive home, and if you live a good distance from the grocery store you can put a cooler in the truck.
Just remember to buy ice when you are at the check out., This might be a rain poncho, an umbrella, a raincoat and even boots., For example, if you live in an area where earthquakes occur from time to time, these shoes might be ideal for walking home when you can't take the car home., The rest of the space could be completely free space that you could use when needed.
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