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also available at most mom and pop cat shops. Grease Wrag - I prefer a blue rag from the auto aisle at most any big box store.They have super tiny adorable versions at most auto parts store counters. Vice grips take a little bit of messing with to get the right grip, but they will work well and pull anything out that you need. Pliers/Vice Grips - I am using a pair of vice grips, but pliers work just as well.If you don't know where yours is, you can check your manual, which can usually be found in your glove box. It will include a jack, tire iron, and sometimes an additional breaker bar. Jack Kit - Typically, any car that you buy, used or new, will come with a jack kit.The one I am using has an auto-off feature where you can set the PSI and it will automatically shut off. They are good for all general inflation around the house. Air Compressor - I prefer to keep one of these in case I get low on tire pressure.Below is a link for a simple kit on Amazon. These patch kits are available anywhere from Amazon to some convenience stores.

Any of these kits are handy to have in your emergency kit in your vehicle.

Tire Patch Kit - These can come in small kits or big kits, from a specific car tire kit to full on patch kits that include supplies for patching a variety of items.

(I have chronic pain conditions so I prefer to work smarter and not harder. That being said, there are also a few things you can add to your list of items if you need help with force or grip, like I do, or just want the job to go more smoothly. For this project you are going to NEED very few tools.