AAA 73 Piece Premium Excursion Road Kit Piece:1 AAA car care guide, 1 AAA membership brochure, 1 8 gauge 10 foot heavy duty booster cable, 1 250 PSI air compressor with gauge, 1 hand crank flashlight, 1 reflective triangle, 1 pair of gloves with grips one side for better gripping 1 emergency poncho, 1 emergency whistle, 1 pliers, 1 roll of duct tape, 1 Phillips screw driver, 1 flat head screw driver, 1 utility knife, 1 bungee cord, 2 shop cloth, 10 cable ties, 45 pieces of first aid, 1
AAA 73 Piece Adventurer Road Assistance Kit,
The AAA 73 Piece Adventurer Road Assistance Kit is okay, but could be much better.
Seventy-three pieces sounds like a great deal or bargain; however, keep in mind that one alcohol prep or small pamphlet is counted within that number. In addition, the accompanying hand-tools (e.g. screw driver, pliers) are of very low quality.
Overall, the kit is recommended, but users may consider supplementing the hand tools for better brands, such as Craftsman or Stanley, and adding other useful materials, such as air foam to fill tires, ice scraper (if one lives in cold climates), and much more.
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good and safe,
this pack has a lot of great stuff, including jumper cables and an electric air compressor (would have never thought to buy one but now that i have it i feel much better) The triangle is heavy which is good for windy weather, and the wind-up flashlight is useful. The poncho and first-aid kit is a great extra. when i first got it i took everything out and played around with the different pieces and then was able to repack the bag to get it to zipper up easily (unlike maps where once you open you cant fold it again). The bag stays in my trunk at all times and feel that when i travel i will be safe for most situations.
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this kit is overpriced – there’s a heavier/bigger kit at CostCo for $29.99,
this kit is overpriced – there’s a heavier/bigger kit at CostCo for $29.99 as of 10/17/09
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