Have you checked your tread depth recently?
Kwik Fit | Monday 30th July 2018 10:00am
If you can't remember the last time you checked your tyre tread depth, you're not alone. Although maintaining good tread depth is crucial to vehicle safety, many drivers don't check their tyres regularly. Read on for some simple checks you can do to ensure that your tyres are safe and legal.
Pre holiday tyre checklist
Kwik Fit | Friday 29th June 2018 10:13am
With many Brits opting to stay at home rather than go abroad this summer, we rely on our cars to get us to our destination. Read on to find out more about some simple tyre checks that you can do before you set off on your holiday.
How is new technology improving tyre safety?
Kwik Fit | Friday 22nd June 2018 11:15am
From parking sensors to electric cars, innovative technology is constantly improving vehicle safety and comfort. To find out more about how new technology is being developed, check out this blog.
Can a run flat tyre puncture be repaired?
Kwik Fit | Monday 18th June 2018 4:40pm
Many motorists will have experienced the frustration of getting a puncture. Although repairing the tyre may seem to be the best option, this is not always possible. Read on to find out what makes run flat tyres and what to do if your run flat tyre is punctured.
Are your tyres safe?
Kwik Fit | Tuesday 12th June 2018 5:10pm
When was the last time you checked your tyre tread depth or pressure? Many drivers don't check their tyres as often as they should. Safe tyres are crucial for vehicle safety. Follow these simple tips to ensure that your tyres are as safe as possible.
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6 brake problems that could spell danger on the roads
Tuesday 27th November 2018
Your brakes are one of the most important aspects of vehicle safety so it's important to make sure that they're working properly. Continue reading to find out the seven brake issues that can cause danger on the roads.
MOT changes: new minor, major and dangerous defect categories coming in May
Wednesday 4th April 2018
Big changes to the MOT test from 20th May 2018 will see a new fault grading system introduced plus tougher regulations from diesel drivers. Find out more about the new Minor, Major and Dangerous MOT categories.
