When should you replace your brake pads?
Kwik Fit | Wednesday 24th October 2018 9:15am
Your brakes play a crucial role in keeping drivers safe on the roads as they determine whether your vehicle is able to come to a stop quickly enough in case of an emergency. For this reason, it is important to ensure that they are in good condition. Find out more about how to determine whether your brake pads need changing in our latest blog.
Switching to winter tyres
Kwik Fit | Monday 15th October 2018 8:00pm
As autumn is in full swing and winter approaches, it is important to make sure that your car is prepared for the changing weather conditions. Discover more about how to make sure that your tyres will perform well in the colder weather conditions in our latest blog.
How Old Is Too Old For Your Car Tyres
Kwik Fit | Wednesday 10th October 2018 9:38am
The longevity of your tyres depends on a number of factors including your driving style, whether you often drive on motorways or in the city and how far you drive. Find out more about how to know when to replace your tyres in our latest blog.
Tune Into Tyre Safety
Kwik Fit | Tuesday 2nd October 2018 9:45am
Making sure that your tyres are in good condition is crucial for road safety. According to Department of transport figures, around 1000 accidents per year occur due to tyre related issues. As a result of this, it is important to 'tune into tyre safety'.
Tips For Learner Drivers
Kwik Fit | Monday 24th September 2018 9:20am
With Learner Driver Week beginning today, discover some of our top tips for learning to drive. From finding your perfect instructor to driving with music on, these tips can help not only with passing the driving test but also with driving safely for life.
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How to check car service history
Thursday 14th November 2019
If your car has missing service history, there may be some ways you can find out the work that has been completed on it. We explain how.
What can cause excessive or uneven tyre wear?
Monday 5th August 2019
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!
