Categories

What do different tyre tread patterns mean?
What do different tyre tread patterns mean?

The tyre tread is the part of your tyre that makes direct contact with the surface of the road. Tyres have different types of tread patterns that can influence tyre wear, noise level, fuel consumption rate, driving comfort and handling traction &ndas...

MOTs for Classic cars: What you need to know
MOTs for Classic cars: What you need to know

If you own a classic car, you could be exempt from having it MOT tested. However, the rules are more complex than they are for modern vehicles, and so...

What are speed limiters and will they be compulsory?
What are speed limiters and will they be compulsory?

What are speed limiters? A speed limiter is a device fitted in your vehicle that safely ensures your vehicle does not cross a certain speed. The purp...

How to tell if your cambelt needs replacing?
How to tell if your cambelt needs replacing?

What is a cambelt?  A cambelt, also known as a timing belt, is often used in vehicles instead of timing chains. It is a vital part of a car&rsqu...

Dangers of drowsy driving: How to stay alert on the road
Dangers of drowsy driving: How to stay alert on the road

Dangers of drowsy driving  It’s well known that driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol is dangerous. But, studies show that driv...

Do the different colours of coolant matter?
Do the different colours of coolant matter?

When looking for engine coolant or antifreeze, you may have seen various different colours available to buy. As a general rule, you shouldn’t mi...

Why does the UK drive on the left?
Why does the UK drive on the left?

Ever wondered why we drive on the left side of the road in the UK and why some countries don’t? With some digging, we found out why.  Tech...

Are Electric cars or Petrol cars more reliable?
Are Electric cars or Petrol cars more reliable?

When choosing to purchase a new car, many drivers are faced with the dilemma of choosing a car with a traditional combustible engine, like a petrol or...

How to improve your car’s lifespan
How to improve your car’s lifespan

On average in the UK, a car lasts for about 200,000 miles or 14 years based on the average driver travelling 14,000 miles per year. However, how long...

How can coasting damage your car?
How can coasting damage your car?

With the current price of fuel, it might be tempting to coast in your vehicle if you’ve heard it’s more fuel efficient. In this guide we&r...

How much does service history affect the value of your car?
How much does service history affect the value of your car?

If you’re looking at buying a used car, it’s important to check the car’s service history to make sure there are no hidden nasties t...

Tyre Size Guide
Tyre Size Guide

Understanding tyre size  Understanding the size of your tyre can be confusing. Typically, you can find the correct tyre size for your vehicle us...