This SecureBrite emergency auto tool is one you hope you never have to use — yet having it could be a literal lifesaver. The 9-in-1 design equips you for almost any scenario:
Multiple flashlight modes assist during a tire change or let you signal for help.
A window breaker and a seatbelt cutter free you from jammed doors or stuck buckles.
A built-in clamp, several magnets, and swivel-body design help provide the ideal leverage for the job at hand.
And since this set includes four tools with gift boxes, you can share them with family members and feel a sense of comfort. From SecureBrite.
- Includes four 9-in-1 auto tools with gift boxes
- Work light
- Flashlight
- Emergency light
- Seatbelt cutter
- Window breaker
- Hook
- Magnets
- Clamp
- Swivel body
- Rubberized handles
- Each requires 3 AAA batteries, not included
- Measures 3.5″L x 1.75″W x 8.68″H
- Imported
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by Karen
Bought one for all my family members for Christmas, husband, daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter. Thought they would think I was “just like my mom”, buying from QVC as she did for so many years. But it was a hit! They loved it and were already talking about where it would be in their vehicles within reach should something happen. Thanks QVC, you nailed it again!
by Kelly
This is a MUST HAVE for everyone! I gave one to my kids and niece and going to pick up more for some friends. If you love someone who drives this is a very thoughtful gift!
by Nana
Great gift to all my grandchildren now driving! Intensely bright light functions! Hope they don’t have to use emergency functions, but clamp, hanger and lighting are great!
by Mamred
I saw these on a TSV and ordered two sets right before Christmas. They got here right on time. I gave everyone one wrapped to open.. kinda funny. But my husband and my son and son in law were very much impressed and couldn’t believe what paid. Reasonable.
by Gee
Gave these as gifts and everyone liked them. Would order again.
by Janet
This is a winner. GREAT LIGHT! I love it & keep it by my bedside at night. due to recent wind storms my electricity has gone out . this light really lights up the whole room! glad it came in a package of 4 so I can keep one in various rooms. I am very happy with it.
by Nancy
purchased these as stocking stuffers but woke up in the middle of the night, early Christmas morning, to a power outage. I broke out the lights and had one in the workroom so i could see the electricsl panel, one in the garage so I could see the generator, one in the kitchen, living room and bath, just in case the generator glitched…sorry everyone, but im keeping the lot if them. ones going in each car and the others at the ready …purchased 2 sets and so glad i did!