Male vs female drivers: who knows more about car maintenance?
Published on: Wednesday, 4th December 2019 | 
Author: Kevin Thorpe
While you’ll need to seek out the expertise of a car technician when it comes to certain aspects of car maintenance, there are many jobs you should be able to do without professional assistance. To help your car stay roadworthy and to enable you to get out of some potentially dangerous situations, you should at the very least be able to jump start a car, change a tyre, replace your lights and check your tyre tread.
5 tips for maintaining a healthy car battery throughout winter
Published on: Monday, 11th November 2019 | Author: Kevin Thorpe
Your vehicle not starting in cold weather is probably because of your battery. According to RAC statistics, battery issues are the main cause of breakdown callouts in winter. Find out more about how to keep your battery healthy this winter in our latest blog.
Why it's important to wear your glasses when driving
Published on: Monday, 14th October 2019 | Author: Tyre Pros
Wearing glasses and contact lenses can often be an inconvenience for some people for various reasons. This may cause them to not wear them each day, but when it comes to driving you need to ensure that you are able to see clearly. If you are driving along and you can’t see properly, not only are you putting yourself at danger but other motorists on the road too.
7 unusual car noises you shouldn't ignore
Published on: Tuesday, 8th October 2019 | Author: Tyre Pros
If you hear an unusual noise when driving at speed, it can be terrifying! Most of the time these noises aren't anything to worry about. However, some need to be looked at as quickly as possible. Find out which noises suggest that there is an urgent issue in your latest blog.
Looking after your brakes
Published on: Monday, 30th September 2019 | Author: Tyre Pros
Your brakes are an important aspect of vehicle safety, The components of your braking system are gradually worn down over time and require regular maintenance to make sure they're working properly. Find out more about how to spot signs of brake problems and how to look after your brakes in our latest blog.