How do car batteries work?
Rebecca Taylor | Wednesday 15th January 2020 4:01pm
It can be easy to take your car battery for granted. However, the battery is essential in ensuring that your vehicle starts properly. Faulty batteries are one of the most common reasons for breakdown calls made by motorists in the UK.
5 car maintenance mistakes you should avoid making
Kevin Thorpe | Thursday 19th December 2019 9:32am
Looking after your car is important in ensuring that it is performing safely and efficiently. In our latest blog, we take a look at some basic car maintenance jobs that you can complete yourself.
Improvements to EU Tyre Labelling
Kevin Thorpe | Friday 13th December 2019 9:48am
The EU tyre label helps to give motorists the information they need when they are choosing which tyres to purchase. Introduced in 2013, the EU tyre label highlights the fuel efficiency, wet grip and exterior noise of each tyre, The agreed changes to EU tyre labeling coming into force in May 2021 will give buyers even greater clarity when comparing the performance of different tyres.
Driving Home for Christmas
Kwik Fit | Thursday 5th December 2019 10:40am
Winter driving is always risky, especially if the roads are icy. So, Kwik Fit has put together a list of checks to help get you home safely this Christmas.
Road Safety Week- FLOWER checks
Kwik Fit | Friday 22nd November 2019 3:59pm
During this Road Safety Week, we are encouraging drivers to make sure their vehicle is safe before driving. Find out more about the simple FLOWER checks you can carry out to make sure that your vehicle is as safe as possible.
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.
