Is it necessary to keep a life jacket in the car?
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It is not necessary to keep a life jacket in the car. Car toolkit: Every car comes with a toolkit, which usually contains some basic tools, including wrenches, screwdrivers, wheel rim keys, etc. Car owners should regularly organize and check them. It is best to clean them after each use to extend the lifespan of the tools. Spare tire: Spare tires are often forgotten under the trunk and lack maintenance. Therefore, it is recommended that car owners check the spare tire regularly every three months and inflate it if necessary. First aid kit: This is an emergency car equipment that most drivers do not have. In Audi cars, you can find a factory-equipped first aid kit. The kit should contain bandages, gauze, disinfectants, and other emergency medicines to provide first aid in case of an accident. At the same time, the first aid kit should be checked and cleaned every six months. Jack: A jack is an indispensable tool for changing tires, and almost all car manufacturers provide a set of jacks with the car. When buying a used car, be sure to check if the jack is intact, as the factory-provided jack is lightweight and easy to use. Factory car manual: Keeping the manual in the car for a long time has the advantage of clearly understanding the various conditions of the car. When a problem occurs, the cause can be immediately identified from the manual.
