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Sorry, we no longer offer this service. About child safety seat restraints Under New Zealand law, any child under 7 years old must use an appropriate safety seat restraint when in a moving vehicle. This keeps the child safe. There are various types of safety seats...
How do modern seat belts work? Seatbelts (or safety belts) have always been a vital component in vehicles safety systems. They keep the driver/passenger safe in the event of an crash / impact. They are a legal requirement and you will not be able to pass your Warrant...
What does the Universal Joint (U Joint) do? The universal joint (or U joint) is a component found in rear-wheel drive vehicles. U-joints operate alongside the driveshaft and help the car’s rear wheels to turn. Your vehicle will normally have two universal joints...
About fuel door problems: The fuel door is often overlooked until it becomes an inconvenience. A stuck fuel door can be a frustrating issue, especially if you have already prepaid for your gas! Behind the fuel door (or gas cap cover) is a cable system that reaches...
Why is leaking coolant a serious problem? Coolant is a liquid stored in your vehicle’s coolant tank. When your car’s thermostat detects a rise in engine heat, coolant is pumped into your engine to bring the temperature back down. It then flows back into...
What causes a clicking sound while you are driving? When you hear a clicking noise while you are driving, it can be unnerving. Clicking noises can be made from loose components making contact, or struggling to turn your vehicle. A clicking noise can point to several...
