AA Emergency Winter Car Kit AA5281 - Folding Snow Shovel, 9-LED Torch, Foil Blanket, Hi-Vis Vest, Rain Poncho, Booster Cables, Pair Snow Grips

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If you break down, you'll need to get out of the car to stay safe. That means taking extra clothes to wrap up warm against the cold. R for Rubber tyres – – make sure that they’re well inflated and free from damage, with a legal tread depth One of the best ways to keep on motoring for less and prepare for winter journeys is to join the Halfords Motoring Club. You’ll get access to a range of amazing benefits and discounts that are designed to keep you moving, keep you safe and keep you saving. Think about getting winter tyres or all-season tyres – these are made from a special rubber that gives better grip in cold, wet conditions.

Just in case there are diversions and you don't have any GPS signal, a road atlas will help you plan a new route. You should also keep a fully-charged mobile phone and power bank. That way you can let friends or relatives know if your journey's taking longer than usual or call for help in an emergency. This winter kit features the extras like shoe grips and a mini first aid kit along with the usual winter essentials. Consumabulbs sell a range of winter car products including replacement and upgrade car bulbs, headlight bulbs, Osram bulbs, windscreen repair kits and AA travel products. Visit them, www.consumabulbs.com, to see other their other winter car kits. If you break down, you'll need to find a safe place to wait for roadside assistance. A torch will help light your way on a dark verge.Remember, don’t put a warning triangle on the hard shoulder if you’re on a motorway – it’s not safe. If you’re on a road and it’s safe, you can put a warning triangle at least 45m (50 yards) behind your vehicle and one in front of your vehicle. However, for those who like to be that bit more prepared, it may be worth investing in pre-icer (a spray you can apply to your windscreen and windows before leaving your car idle) which will significantly reduce the build-up of ice on all surfaces and get you on the road faster early in the morning. Save Yourself a Winter Breakdown

It's always a good idea to keep a first aid kit in your car. The British Standards Institution has guidelines on what to include like sterile wipes, plasters, dressings and scissors to treat minor wounds. A good kit should have all these. Car batteries rarely last longer than 5 years. There are extra demands on them in the winter thanks to lights, heating and wipers. Here are some tips to prevent a flat battery in winter: That being said, it's still a good idea to have a first aid kit in your car at all times of the year. Shop first aid kits TorchThe RAC winter kit comes in a hard, bright orange case! Keep it in the boot of your car in case of a winter emergency. This case and its contents are affordable and reliable. Visit them online at www.racshop.co.uk Remember that well-maintained tyres are vital to give you traction and grip on icy, wet surfaces. Your car’s recommended tyre pressure can be found either in your car’s manual or inside the driver’s door. You can always call us and we'll top you up with enough fuel to get you going again. Follow these tips to drive safely in snow and ice