Winter Car Kit Checklist: What to Keep in the Car This Winter

Short answer: a good winter car kit covers four things: clear glass, a warm seat, seeing and being seen in the dark, and a dry floor. Add the safety basics your country recommends, such as a scraper, warm clothes, a torch and a charged phone.

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The checklist

Basics we do not sell (but you should have)

• Ice scraper and snow brush
• Warm gloves, hat and a blanket
• Torch and a phone charging cable
• Screen wash rated for low temperatures
• Anything your local law requires, such as winter tyres or a warning triangle

Upgrades that make winter easier

• Windshield snow cover, $19.99. Stops frost and ice forming on the glass overnight. Two sizes: 143 × 93 cm and 147 × 100 cm (width × height).
• Heated seat cushion, 12V, $40.99. Plugs into the 12V socket, with temperature control.
• Plush winter seat cushion, $21.99. A soft pile cushion so a cold seat feels warmer, no power needed.
• Anti-glare night driving visor, $19.99. Clips on to cut headlight glare in the long winter dark.
• Door open warning light, from $16.99. A magnetic LED that shows other road users your door is open.
• Microfibre drying towel, $19.99. For wiping condensation and wet glass.
• Heavy-duty rubber floor mats, 4 piece, $41.99. Trim to fit, catch snow, slush and salt.

Read more: how to stop your windshield freezing overnight, snow cover size guide, warm up a cold seat without seat heating and reduce headlight glare at night.

Free worldwide shipping, 30-day returns. Tracked on every order, no minimum. Orders usually ship within 1 business day and delivery takes about 5–10 days. Questions: support@autogearia.com.