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Wheel alignment vs tracking: what’s the difference for UK drivers?
Wheel alignment and tracking are often used as if they mean the same thing, but tracking usually refers to toe settings while full wheel alignment covers toe, camber and caster. Here is what UK drivers actually need to know.
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Car tax Direct Debit still running? What should happen after you sell, scrap or SORN a vehicle
If your car tax Direct Debit is still active after you sell, scrap or SORN a vehicle, here is what DVLA says should happen, when refunds are sent and what to do if a payment is still taken.
Car air con not blowing cold? 7 checks to make before you pay for a regas
Warm air from the vents does not always mean your car only needs a regas. These seven UK-friendly checks help you spot the difference between low refrigerant, a blocked filter, a leak and a bigger air con fault before you spend money.
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Do you actually need premium petrol? A UK guide to super unleaded, E5 and when paying extra makes sense
A practical UK guide to premium petrol, super unleaded, E5 and when paying extra actually makes sense.
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Can a child sit in the front seat of a car in the UK? The rules on airbags, child seats and the exceptions parents should know
Yes, a child can sometimes sit in the front seat of a car in the UK, but only if the restraint, airbag and seating rules are right. Here is the practical version parents actually need.
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Puncture on a run-flat tyre? What UK drivers should do before they book a repair or order a replacement
Run-flat tyres can buy you time after a puncture, but UK drivers often get caught out on repair rules, replacement choices and how far they should really drive.
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All-season tyres in the UK: the simple way to decide if they are right for you
A practical UK guide to who all-season tyres suit, when summer or winter tyres make more sense, and the marking to look for before you buy.
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Buying tyres? How to read the size, load index and speed rating on your sidewall
A practical UK guide to the numbers and letter on your tyre sidewall, so you can order the right replacement the first time.
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