Thursday 11th June 2026
Your car horn is easily overlooked when getting ready for your MOT. An MOT tester will sound your horn during the test to check it works correctly. If it fails to sound, continues to sound after releasing the horn, or is wired incorrectly, your vehicle will fail its MOT. The horn is a legal requirem... Read More
Monday 8th June 2026
If your MOT is coming up soon, it's important to give yourself the best chance of passing. Checking for simple, easily overlooked faults is one of the best things you can do to prepare. Between 2024 and 2025, lamps, reflectors and electrical equipment accounted for 11% of all major MOT failures. The... Read More
Wednesday 20th May 2026
You should expect your clutch to last between 60,000 and 100,000 miles, although well looked-after clutches can last much longer. The main influence on your clutch's lifespan is the way you drive your car. This guide explains why driving style matters, the signs your clutch might be ready for replac... Read More
Wednesday 13th May 2026
Mixing premium and budget tyres can affect how your car handles, brakes, and grips the road, often in ways you will not notice until it really matters. Keep on reading to find out if you can mix tyres and whether it's a good idea or not. Can You Mix Tyres on Your Car? Technically, yes, you can... Read More
Wednesday 13th May 2026
If you’ve recently passed your test or you’re still learning, road signs can feel like a lot to take in. Some are obvious, others are easy to forget, and a few leave even experienced drivers second guessing what they mean. The truth is that road signs are there to keep everything moving safely. Once... Read More
