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What is Engine Braking?

Bradley Jando | Friday 25th June 2021 10:26am

Cross Section of an Engine and it's Component

Engine braking can be a safe way to slow your car down gradually, but how does it work? Find out the pros, cons, and how-tos of engine braking.

Do you know what your exhaust does?

Bradley Jando | Wednesday 23rd June 2021 4:17pm

Underneath if a car showing the exhaust

Your car exhaust system is a crucial part of your vehicle, but many drivers don't actually know the job it does. Kwik Fit offers an explanation in this article:

What Can Cause Excessive or Uneven Tyre Wear?

Bradley Jando | Monday 21st June 2021 11:28am

car driving on sunny road

Have you found that your tyres are wearing more quickly than they should, or in strange places? Click to find out what it means and how to fix the problem!

How Long Do Brake Pads Last & When To Replace Them

Jack Dreyer | Friday 18th June 2021 10:25am

Technician holding dirty brake pads.

When was the last time you replaced your brakes? Do you know the tell-tale signs that appear when they are due a replacement? Read on to find out more.

What Does XL Mean on Tyres?

Bradley Jando | Tuesday 15th June 2021 10:27am

New Reinforced Tyres Banner

You may have noticed that your tyres have XL written on them, or you may have heard of reinforced tyres and not know what they are – read on to find out!




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