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LIZGPHILLY
Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2025
I got this kit to keep in my work truck, just in case. So far, I've used the air compressor. It unfortunately has to be plugged into a cigarette lighter for it to work, and in my vehicle that means it won't reach the back tires because the cord isn't long enough. Would be much better if this was taken into consideration. Other than that, it's a decently stocked emergency kit to have on hand.
James K. Ervin
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2025
Ok, you will probably never use the tool box to repair the car. But the air pump, jumper cables and tire repair kit make the kit essential for your car. It is compact, well packed. It gives me a little peace of mind knowing my wife will have the tools to help her if she gets into trouble.
B_crags
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
This is a great collection of emergency essentials. It’s got all your basic needs covered. Would be great as a gift to a new car owner. We have one of these for each of our kids cars. Reasonably priced for the bundle.
Beth
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
This kit is a solid option to have in the car for emergencies. It comes with a good variety of tools, and the compact storage bag makes it easy to keep everything organized, even in my very, very small trunk. The air compressor works well for quick tire inflation, and the first aid kit is a nice addition. My only complaint is the jumper cables. They feel a bit flimsy and not as durable as I’d like, but they’ll work in a pinch. Overall, it’s a good kit for peace of mind on the road.
Taliswoman
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
this has a lot of stuff in it. Lots of variety. There's something in it for any issue you may have in your car. Perfect for a new driver or a loved one.
Colin Charman
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
This car emergency kit has a lot of the basics covered, but it feels like it's missing some key components and the overall quality is a bit lacking for the price.The kit includes a variety of items, some of which are genuinely useful, while others feel like filler. I already carry a comprehensive tool kit in my truck, so many of the included tools felt redundant and, frankly, on the cheaper side. The jumper cables are functional, but certainly not heavy-duty – I wouldn't rely on them for a truly dead battery in cold weather. The air compressor does work, but it's a basic 12V model. The first aid kit is also very basic, suitable for minor scrapes and cuts.The highlight of the kit is arguably the carrying case. It's well-organized and keeps everything together.However, I'm disappointed that this kit doesn't include a portable jump starter with a built-in air compressor. In today's market, these are readily available and incredibly convenient. I've been carrying one for years and it's far superior to relying on jumper cables and a separate 12V air compressor. For $80, I expected something more advanced.This kit is a decent starting point for someone who has absolutely no emergency supplies in their vehicle. But for anyone with even a basic tool kit or knowledge of car emergencies, it's likely to feel overpriced and underwhelming. I'd recommend looking for a kit with a portable jump starter or building your own with higher-quality components.
GardenStater
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
This is a good start for an emergency supply kit. It's got jumper cables, air compressor, bungee cord, zip ties, first aid, warning triangle, gloves, a tool kit, and a few other things. But the jumper cables are cheap quality, and there's a good chance they won't work to start a dead battery. The first aid kit is a good beginning, but you really should have much more in terms of supplies in that kit. Overall, a good starter, and maybe good to have if you don't have anything else. My plan is to keep the quality bits and add to the kit. It comes in a nice quality orange "suitcase," which can hold a lot of equipment. So start with the basics, and add what you think you might need.
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