Brakes are probably one of the most important safety component of any car and should be checked regularly. Brake pads that are allowed to wear out can cause damage to the brake disc and effect stopping power. Paying attention to the warning signs that indicate a need for a brake service could mean the difference between life and death on the road. There are a few signs that your brakes need servicing apart from the brake light coming on.
5 December 2014
Sometimes, it can seem tempting to drop roadside assistance to save some money. However, you never know when you'll really need assistance during an emergency. Here are some things that can happen to anyone no matter how new or well maintained your vehicle is, which will make you appreciate your roadside assistance. You might lock you car keys in the car If you accidentally throw your car keys in the boot of the car, you won't be leaving anytime soon.
1 December 2014
Many of us don't give much thought to our car windscreens until they get chipped or cracked and need replacing. But it's important to take care of this vital component of your vehicle, and you should do a bit more than giving it a weekly wipe down when you wash your car. Make sure it's squeaky clean Once you've got off the grime with a sponge and some shampoo and used a chamois to clear away the excess water after rinsing it off, you should use a glass cleaner on your windscreen to achieve a streak-free shine.
20 November 2014
Many people cite impaired vision as the most risky consequence of a damaged windscreen, but this is purely for starters. A crack or chip in your windscreen will not only make it difficult to see the road, it can turn each drive into a death-defying outing. This is because your windscreen is essentially responsible for your safety and protection within the car. Even if a broken windscreen doesn't obstruct your vision, continuing to drive with any kind of chip or scratch will eventually weaken the screen and in turn, weaken your car's structure - potentially proving fatal in crash situations.
3 November 2014
