Packing the car for college: Amica shares 5 tips for heading back to school
With summer quickly coming to a close, college students will soon pack up and move back to school. However, it can be tricky loading boxes and furniture into a vehicle when trying to make it all fit.
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- Put the heaviest items as far forward in the cargo area as possible. Too much weight in the back may cause issues with the rear springs.
- To prevent belongings from shifting and potentially injuring passengers, pack smaller items into boxes and secure larger items with the vehicle's cargo anchors.
- Don't stack belongings so high that you can't see out the back windows.
- Keep essential items, such as a roadside emergency kit, easily accessible. The kit should contain first-aid materials, a fire extinguisher, flares and a flashlight.
- Before leaving, make sure the cargo hasn't affected the pressure level of the tires, and check the load capacity in the owner's manual.
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