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Originally Posted by instarx
When I was driving the Rockies I kept flares, a tow-strap, spare coat, blanket, kitty litter, jumper cables, a couple of cans of Sterno and some granola bars in the car. These days I live where AAA can get to me in fifteen minutes. I still have the spare and jack but its more habit than anything.
Unless you live in the wilderness I'd say substitute a AAA card for everything - 1/10 ounce.
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Unless you have a problem with AAA's environmental record/policy, I guess.
I have them... haven't had to use them, yet. Wife has the expensive version of a AAA policy, with unlimited towing, because she has to drive so far to get to school... ~ 3 hours, and we'd rather have her car back home than stuck at some pakisudannoneseian repair shop in BFE, PA.
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