Thursday 22nd December 2022
Generally, electric vehicles or EVs can use the same type of tyres as petrol or diesel-powered vehicles. However, some EV manufacturers do recommend the use of specific types of tyres to optimise the performance of their vehicles. To find the recommended tyres for your vehicle simply enter your regi... Read More
Monday 12th December 2022
Has your tyre pressure light come on? Perhaps your tyres need inflating? It’s important to understand your recommended tyre pressure, how to check tyre pressure and how to put air into your tyres. Find out everything you need to know today from our handy guide. How to check tyre pressure When lea... Read More
Thursday 13th October 2022
Winter tyres are made up of a higher natural rubber content, meaning they have a softer compound. They are designed to provide optimal grip and traction in colder conditions where there is snow and ice. Winter tyres have narrow cuts, known as sipes, to disperse water to allow the rubber to move arou... Read More
Thursday 13th October 2022
What are tyre labels? Car tyre labels are essentially a rating system that tells you how efficient your tyres are across certain areas. These areas are comprised of three images which indicate three distinct things – Wet Grip Fuel Economy Noise Emission Where can I see a car's tyre label?... Read More
Tuesday 21st June 2022
Locking wheel nuts are also known as alloy wheel nuts or lug nuts – these work to keep your vehicle secure and combats car wheel theft. Many car manufacturers fit on locking wheel nuts as part of vehicle standards - if you don’t have them, you can easily purchase a set easily online. There are four... Read More
