Jack Dreyer
Jack is the newest and youngest member of the digital team here at Kwik Fit, assisting with website and blog content to ensure that our visitors are kept well informed on car maintenance and to provide useful safety advice. He currently drives a BMW 2 series and, his dream car would be an all black Mercedes G-Class.
Likes
- Sticking One Top Bins
- F1
- Biscoff Milkshakes
Dislikes
- Unnecessarily Noisy Exhausts
- Peanut Butter
- Traffic
Are Electric Cars More Expensive to Service?
Jack Dreyer | Tuesday 19th April 2022 12:00pm
As electric vehicles become more of a common sight on Britain’s roads, we have to ask ourselves, are they cheaper to service? Read on to find out.
Bridgestone Win Back Your Tyres Winners
Jack Dreyer | Tuesday 19th April 2022 5:30pm
This week there is a chance to win back the cost of your tyres when you buy two or more Bridgestone tyres at Kwik-fit.com. Keep up to date with the competition and see the lucky winners here.
Vehicle Milestones: What to Know About Mileage
Jack Dreyer | Friday 15th April 2022 9:30am
What could go wrong with your vehicle, and when? Click here to discover the most important mileage milestones you need to know as a vehicle owner today.
Factors that Can Impact Car Handling
Jack Dreyer | Wednesday 13th April 2022 12:30pm
Car not turning smoothly? Struggling to control your vehicle? You may have an issue with your car handling. Read on to discover more about this common fault.
Do Electric Car Tyres Wear Slower than Normal Car Tyres?
Jack Dreyer | Monday 11th April 2022 10:30am
Did you know that electric car tyres aren’t the same as regular vehicle tyres? Read on to discover the differences between them and how to check your own tyres.
Featured Articles
7 Simple Tips to Keep Your Tyres in Good Condition
Friday 1st October 2021
Keep your vehicle safe and roadworthy for longer, by ensuring that your tyres are maintained at all times. Here are 7 simple steps you should take to keep your tyres in tip top condition.
What Do The New EU Tyre Labels Mean?
Friday 30th April 2021
The EU is changing the labels that come with new tyres in order to be more informative and transparent. But what do the new labels mean? Find out here.
