DIY Road Trip Car-Care Kit

You know how you can feel the season changing? You can sense a new smell in the air, and feel the subtle difference in the breeze as it brushes against your skin. At Oui, We, we believe the only way to celebrate the change of season is with a road trip! Take a drive, with the windows down, to find a place where the mountain air gives you a shiver of excitement for the new season. Below is a list that will help you build your own road trip car-care kit. It has all the necessities you’ll need in order to tackle those steep mountain drives and those hilly terrains during your travels!

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Andi and Ben on the Mountain

Road Trip Car-Care Checklist

Road Trip Car Kit
  • Paper Maps

  • Motor Oil

  • Jumper Cables

  • Tire Patch Kit

  • Water Jug

  • First Aid Kit

  • Work Gloves

  • Bungee Cords & Zip Ties

  • Lighter

  • Flashlight / Batteries

  • Rain Poncho

  • Blanket

  • Alcohol Wipes

  • Utility Knife

I can't wait to see where your travels take you! Be sure to continue tagging me when you share on insta! #AWanderfulLife! And keep following along - I've got a lot of fun adventures to share with you this year!

Wanderfully yours,

Andi


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Andi Eaton Alleman

Andi Eaton is a creative director, author, entrepreneur, and cultural influencer in a variety of media. She produces Oui We (ouiwegirl.com) the modern bohemian's guide to everything from travel and style to beauty and holistic wellness. Andi and her projects have been featured on Domino, Glitter Guide, A Beautiful Mess, Southern Living, SELF, Hello Giggles, Refinery 29, WWD, Elle Canada and more; in 2017 she wrapped a year of road tripping throughout the U.S. photographing and documenting travel, style and culture stories available in her new book: "Wanderful: The Modern Bohemian's Guide to Traveling in Style".

https://www.ouiwegirl.com/
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