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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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Can you insure a car if you are not the registered keeper? What UK insurers actually care about
Not the registered keeper on the V5C? Here is when you can still insure the car in the UK, where drivers get caught out, and why fronting is the real risk.
Sold your car today? The DVLA steps to take before the buyer drives away
A practical UK guide to telling DVLA you have sold your car, handing over the V5C properly, protecting yourself from tax confusion and avoiding the mistakes that cause fines later.
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Battery warning light on? What UK drivers should check first and when to stop driving
A battery warning light usually means a charging problem rather than just a flat battery. Here is what UK drivers should check first, when to stop driving and which fault often sits behind it.
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Passed with advisories? What an MOT advisory really means and what to fix first
An MOT advisory is not an automatic fail, but it should not be ignored. Here is what advisories mean in the UK, what is different from a minor defect, and how to decide what to repair first.
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Supervising a learner driver? The UK rules, insurance checks and easy mistakes to avoid
Helping a learner driver practise? Here are the UK supervision rules, insurance checks, L plate requirements and motorway restriction that catch families out.
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Want out of PCP early? Read this before you use voluntary termination
Trying to end PCP or HP early? Here is how voluntary termination works in the UK, why the 50 percent rule catches PCP drivers out, and which charges can still matter after the car goes back.
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Buying a car without a logbook: how the V62 works and the warning signs to take seriously
Thinking of buying a car with no V5C? Here is how the V62 route works, when it is routine, and the warning signs that should make UK buyers slow down or walk away.
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