• One of the most common causes of breakdowns is dead batteries. It's a good idea to keep your car's battery charged if you take frequent short trips. In theory, this should make it last longer, but make sure you don't overcharge it.

• When the coolant and water levels are low or there is a leak in the cooling system, the car can overheat. This can get worse during hot weather. You might want to keep a bottle of coolant and a bottle of water in your car just in case.

• Punctures in tires can have varying degrees of consequences. It's possible, for instance, that you wouldn't notice a small puncture at first. The inability to drive or a rapid swerve to the left or right are both warning indicators that should be taken seriously.

• It's important to always carry a first aid kit in case of an emergency. Sometimes the road will turn against you and make you crash. You can buy some time with bandages, pain medication, and antiseptic until the ambulance or roadside assistance arrives.

• You should always have a flashlight in your vehicle, as it is the most important item in any emergency situation. Having even a small amount of illumination can be really helpful. In the event of an emergency, you can use it to either signal for aid or to see what you're doing while changing your tire in the dark.

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• Vehicle emergency opening

• Roadside emergency- tire replacement

• Breakdown service on the road/road assistance

• Towing service

• Battery delivery and replacement