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Honestly with such a reliable car I don't think you need much and the skid plate was just a fluke. Oil and coolant are probably not needed unless either are leaking. I drive a similarly reliable vehicle, a Camry that just crossed 210k miles, and just carry jumper cables, gloves, a flashlight, and a tow rope that I had laying around. Anything big is going to be too much to repair on the side of the road, so a flat tire or dead battery is about all I'm concerned with.
In your tool list, I didn't see you mention a ratchet/breaker bar and socket for the lug nuts. The ones that come with the vehicle are usually lacking, so you may consider adding those.
No offense, but you sound like absolute shite advocating for your favorite store on the Citadel.
I will consider a better solution for those lug nuts though; I haven't even looked at the one that came with it. Thanks!
My favorite store moved away from the repair business and focuses more on extended warranties. We offer a bumper-to-bumper plan (including skidplates!) tailored just for you if you'd like to know more.