Loose steering and front tyre wear? It may be a track rod end, not just bad tracking
A practical UK guide to track rod end symptoms, MOT risk, replacement costs and why alignment alone may not solve vague steering or front tyre wear.
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Author: Alex Porter
Selling a car with no MOT: what you can do, what buyers cannot do and when a fresh test is worth it
Yes, you can sell a car without an MOT in the UK, but it changes what the buyer can legally do next and often knocks the price down. This guide explains the practical and legal issues before you decide whether to test it first.
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AdBlue warning on? What UK diesel drivers should do before the countdown reaches zero
An AdBlue warning is usually a countdown, not an instant breakdown. Here is what UK diesel drivers should do before a low-level alert turns into a no-restart problem.
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Engine mount replacement in the UK: price bands, labour time and why some quotes jump
Engine mount replacement is usually a mid-hundreds repair in the UK, but the final bill changes fast when access is tight or more than one mount is worn. Here is what drivers should expect.
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Off to the bodyshop? What a courtesy car usually covers in the UK, and the costs that still land on you
Courtesy car cover sounds simple until you need it. Here is what UK drivers usually get, what often gets excluded, and the costs that can still catch you out.
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