
What should be in the garage of every motorist

A garage is not just a place to store a car, but also its "second home". By equipping it correctly, you can not only protect your car from bad weather and prying eyes, but also make its maintenance more comfortable and efficient. In this article, we will tell you what should be in the garage of every motorist, regardless of his experience and skills. In addition, your car will become unique and more stylish if you use tuning accessories, a large assortment of which is available in our online store.
Tools
- A set of keys and heads: a must-have for any car owner. It should include keys of various sizes (capsular, angular, combined), as well as a set of end heads with a ratchet.
- Screwdrivers: flat and Phillips of various sizes.
- Jack and socket wrench: for changing a wheel.
- Hammer: suitable for many household needs, as well as for dismantling some car parts.
- Pliers: a versatile tool that will help you cope with various tasks.
- Metal scissors: for cutting wire, clamps and other metal elements.
- A set of probes: for measuring clearances in various car mechanisms.
Supplies
- Motor oil: choose oil according to the recommendations of the manufacturer of your car.
- Coolant: antifreeze or antifreeze, depending on the season.
- Brake fluid: monitor the brake fluid level and change it in a timely manner.
- WD-40: a universal tool that will help you solve many problems.
- Lockworm Lubricant: To protect locks from corrosion and seizing.
- A set of car bulbs : for replacing headlights, side lights and other lamps in a car.
- A set of fuses : in case of blown fuses in the car's electrical system.
- Sandpaper: different gradations, for grinding and polishing.
- Sealant: for sealing threaded connections and other elements.
Additionally
- Fire extinguisher: a mandatory safety element in any garage.
- First aid kit: in case of cuts, bruises and other injuries.
- Rags: for cleaning the garage and the car.
- Gloves: to protect hands from dirt and chemicals.
- Goggles: to protect the eyes from dust and small particles.
Advice
- Make a list of the tools and supplies you need and buy them gradually.
- Do not skimp on tools, choose high-quality models from well-known manufacturers.
- Regularly check the condition of tools and consumables, and update them in a timely manner.
- Keep the garage organized so that all tools are in their proper place.
Remember: having the necessary minimum of tools and consumables in the garage will allow you not only to independently solve minor problems with the car, but also to save money on car repair services.







