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Failing your Warrant of Fitness A shocking 41% of cars fail their WoF. If your vehicle has had an extension and gone 18 months without being inspected, it is predicted that the extension will create a higher rate of failed WoFs. Due to the extension cars have gone a...
What is a Turbo Timer? A turbo timer is a device designed to keep your vehicle running for a pre-set period of time after you take your key out. This is done in order to allow oil and coolant to run over the turbo bearings to cool the vehicle down. The cool-down...
Breaks (Brakes) are the mechanical device that inhibits motion by absorbing energy for a moving vehicle. It is used for stopping, slowing down, or preventing motion of a vehicle. Brakes work by generating hydraulic pressure when pressing the brake pedal and the...
Is your car in need of an engine service? To keep up the maintenance and value of your engine, you should get a service done on your vehicle every 12 months. Keeping up to date with your services will ensure your car’s health and it will maximise the...
Are you having trouble unlocking or locking your car doors? The type of service needed for your car door lock can differentiate by the type of key it has. A lot of modern cars have the technology to lock and unlock your car doors/boot with a flick of a switch or press...
Window tinting is becoming increasingly more popular. However, there are standards and measurement requirements you need to follow to make sure that your window tints are legal. Visible Light Transmittance Window tint visibility is measured in VLT (Visible...
