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Features and Benefits: Designed by first responders Emergency ready Most popular accessories Gets into any vehicle Designed by first responders, the Emergency Response Kit has all the tools that you need to get into any vehicle on the road in an emergency situation. This kit is small enough to fit in almost any vehicle. Kit includes: Mighty Max Two Piece Long Reach, Flexible Long Reach Tool, Remote Control Button Master, Glassman Tool for vehicles with frameless windows, Super Air Jack Air Wedge, One Hand Jack Tool, Super One Hand Jack Tool, Wonder Shield and heavy duty carrying case.
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