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Emergency supplies
Here is a list of items that should be in your car, in case of emergency. In the trunk, besides the spare tire and jack, a few important items to keep are a set of common hand tools, work gloves, a can of motor oil, a first aid kit, jumper cables, clean rags, a fire extinguisher, flares and warning reflectors.
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Maintenance
Brakes/warning signs
If you hear a high-pitched squeak emanating from the front wheels while the car is in motion, it's probably a 'brake wear indicator' telling you it's time to replace your brake pads. Don't let this minor repair job turn into an expensive brake overhaul.
Handling Emergencies
Starting problems
There can be many reasons why your car may fail to start. The most common cause of starting problems usually has to do with either the battery, the starter, or a combination of both.