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How to Handle Driving Through Fog

Jack Dreyer | Wednesday 22nd February 2023 1:00pm

A car drives through heavy fog on a country lane.

Driving through dense fog can be terrifying the first few times you have to do it – here are some tips to keep you safe.

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What to Do If You Put the Wrong Fuel in Your Car

Jack Dreyer | Thursday 16th February 2023 12:30pm

A person holds a fuel pump nozzle in preparation for refuelling their car.

Putting the wrong fuel in your car can prove disastrous – but if you act quickly and follow these steps, you may get off unscathed!

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What is a Drive Shaft & What Does It Do?

Jack Dreyer | Tuesday 14th February 2023 9:00am

A close up of an engine's drive shaft, showing the universal joint.

Engines need to transmit power to get cars actually moving – but how do they effectively transmit power without breaking? Drive shafts! Read on for more.

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High Clutch Biting Point? Here's Why

Jack Dreyer | Friday 10th February 2023 10:30am

A booted foot rests on a car's brake and clutch pedals.

A high clutch biting point can either signal costly disaster or a minor fix, but to understand why you need to understand how it works – read on for more.

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What to Do When Your Brake Warning Light Comes On

Jack Dreyer | Wednesday 8th February 2023 5:00pm

Warning lights on in a car.

If a warning light appears on your dashboard, it can be alarming. Find out what you should do when your brake warning light comes on in our blog!

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Wet Weather Driving Tips – Staying Safe in the Rain

Thursday 27th October 2022

Driving on a motorway in the rain, some congestion due to cars slowing down for safety.

Driving in the rain isn’t only a pain but can be surprisingly hazardous – here are our top tips for staying safe in wet & icy weather this winter.

What Do The New EU Tyre Labels Mean?

Wednesday 19th October 2022

Close up of the EU Tyre label stuck to a fresh, factory-made tyre.

In May of 2021, the EU tyre labels were updated to make the process of choosing and purchasing tyres easier for drivers everywhere. Read on to find out how.

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